growing too genteel for him. Miss Bridget Jones, a poor curate's
daughter in Wales, comes into all Hunkington's property,
and will take his name,
as I am told. Nobody
ever heard of her before. I am sure Captain Hunkington,
and his brother Barnwell Hunkington, must wish that the
lucky young lady had never been heard of to the present day. But they

will have the consolation of thinking that they did their duty by th eir uncle, and conso