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diffident among [[underline]] so many merry Strangers. [[/underline]] At length He fixed on one of more sedate appearance than the rest, & He thus accosted Him in gentle Accents -- " [[underline]] Pray Sir do they always hurt " that Poor Gentleman so?" [[/underline]] Sir [[underline]] John Dyer [[/underline]] The Gentleman to whom He thus addressed Himself, with that dry humour, which is inseperable from Him, thus answered Him, with the greatest gravity - [[underline]] "No Sir -- only twice a Week "when the Weather is hot -- " [[/underline]] Young Villiers Eyed Sir John with attention, but from the continued gravity of his countenance, left Him, without being able to ascertain, whether He was in Joke or Earnest -- Returned to The Grove after viewing The Farm, & [[underline]] well kept Piggery [[/underline]]
