d'Arblay

She is termed by Madame D'Arblay a very pretty poet, and was treated with uniform respect 022 by him.

Madame D'Arblay was more struck 093 by his rudeness and violence than by his intellectual vigour.

An individual, of this ruminating species, is humorously delineated in Mrs. D'Arblay's Camilla.

A Translation of this Tract is preparing for the press by M. D'arblay.

But how gentle and endearing his deportment could be, was not known till the recollections of Madame D'Arblay were published.