a bason of Soup, and do not forget some Jellies andCakes." Then turning to M^r Gower, & taking out aher¹purse, "Accept this my good Sir, —. Beleive me youare welcome to everything that is min² my powerto bestow. – I wish my purse were weightier, butM^r Webb must make up my deficiences –. I knowhe has cash in the house to the amount of an hun::dred pounds, which he shall bring you immedi::ately." M^r Gower felt overpowered by her generosityas he put the purse in his pocket, and from the ef:: ^exceſsfusio^ns of his Gratitude, could scarcely expreſs himselfintelligibly when he accepted her offer of a[...]the³ hun::dred pounds. M^r Webb soon entered the room, andrepeated every protestation of Freindship & Cordialitywhich his Lady had ^{already made. –}before^ expreſsed. The Chocolate,TheSandwiches, the Jellies, the Cakes, the Ice, and theSoup soon made their appearance, and M^r Gowerhaving tasted something of all, and pocketted the rest, was conducted into the dining parlour, wherehe eat a most excellent Dinner & partook of themost exquisite Wines, while M^r and M^rs Webb