& Anne rose to go. — She was ear::nestly invited to stay dinner; — &^{a note was dispatched to Camden Place — and} she staid; —she staid till 10 at night.And during that time, more than oneinterval was secured to them by M^rs -Croft the Husband & wife, either by the wife's contrivance, or by simply going on in their usual way, were frequentlyout of the room together — gone upstairs to hear a noise, or gone downstairs to settle their accounts, orgone upon the Landing place to trimthe Lamp. — And these precious momentswere turned to so good an account that^allmany of the most anxious feelings of thepast were gone through. – Before theyparted at night, Anne had the felicityof being aſsured ^^{in the first place} that — (so far frombeing altered for the worse!) – shehad gained^^{inexpreſsibly} in personal Lovelineſs; &that as to Character –her's was nowfixed on his Mind as Perfection it::self —^maintaining bearing the just medium ofFortitude & Gentleneſs; – that he hadnever ceased to love ^^{& prefer} her, though ithad been only at Uppercroſs thathe had learnt to do her anyJus::tice — & only at Lyme that he had begun to understand his ownsensations; — that at Lyme he had