_Attempts of Mrs. and Miss Sourkrout to disturb the Happiness of the young Couple: produce no effect. Etterick visits his Brother; learns an Account of the Fortune of Miss Sourkrout. Therefore proposes to make Love to her; meets her at an Assembly for that Purpose. He is graciously received. Whist, the Rubber in great Danger: is saved and won by the skilful Conduct of Miss. Profound Remark of the Gallant, upon playing through the Honour. He pays her his Addresses in Form, and is crowned with Success. They marry, and depart for Scotland. Birth of a Son to Major Hamilton. The Major rises to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Account of the Childhood of his Son William, till he is Seven Years old._ Page 68 CHAP. V. _Young Hamilton sent to School, under his Uncle, Doctor Wentbridge. Genius, Progress, and opening Character. Account of Mr. Scourge, the Usher. Disagreement between him and William. Severity of to William; who ridicules him to the Boys, and compares him to Parson Thwackum. Dr. Wentbridge interferes. Proficiency of William, and high Expectations of the Doctor. Plans of his Parents and Friends, for the Destination of William. It is concluded that he shall be sent to Cambridge. Etterick announces an Intention of visiting his Brother. Short Account of his domestic Comforts. Contests with the old Lady on the Score of Genealogy and Dignity. Arguments Pro and Con. Collateral Debate on the Supporters, and the opposite Accounts of their Origin. Sole Offspring of Etterick and his Grizzle. Graces and Accomplishments of the young Susannah. They arrive at the Colonel’s. Description of the Person and Accomplishments of young William. He captivates his Cousin Susan, but is insensible to the young Lady’s Passion. He sets off for the University._ Page 88 CHAP. VI.