In the morning, Pamela, Mr. B, and her dad talk about Pamela's letters.
And then they argue about what Pamela should be wearing. Seriously.
Pamela says they'll marry in two weeks.
After breakfast, Pamela went and dressed herself in some of the finer clothes her former mistress had given her, surprising her father with her appearance when she came back down.
Meanwhile, the master had given her father twenty guineas to use for "such Apparel, as they should think proper" (78.15).
Mr. B and Pamela meet up with Mr. Williams and introduce him to Mr. Andrews. It's all one big happy family, and Mr. B even lends Pamela's dad some clothes for church the next day.