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I Cannot confide in your Heart: I do not think it harbours any Inclinations for me; and, I employ good part of my time, to tell my self, that I am no more amiable in your Eyes then I was when I found by Experience, that all the Esteem and Friendship in the World would not suffice to gain your Love. Your Perseverance appears to me an Ef∣fect of Vanity. My Constancy might affect your Self-love, and it may be, the Design of your Kindness is, to engage
me to your self, and still to see me fix'd in the Sentiments which you infus'd into me formerly, and then to leave me Wed∣ded only to Eternal Repentance.