LETTER LXVII

_[Hamburg] September 27 [1795]._ When you receive this, I shall either have landed, or be hovering on the British coast--your letter of the 18th decided me. By what criterion of principle or affection, you term my questions extraordinary and unnecessary, I cannot determine.--You desire me to decide--I had decided. You must have had long ago two letters of mine, from ----, to the same purport, to consider.--In these, God knows! there was but too much affection, and the agonies of a distracted mind were but too faith…