all the changes of each at the Concert, to be miserable by this morning's circumstantial report, tobe now, more happy than Languagecould expreſs, or any heart but hisown be capable of.^X1 – There was time^for was all this to ^{pass, —} be said — & withsuch Interruptions only as en::hanced the charm of ^{the communication}conversation — — and Bath c^d .could scarcely contain any^{other two} more^ Beings ^{at once so} more^ rationally & so rapturously happy as during that even^g .evening occupied the Sopha of ofM^rs . Croft's Drawing room in Gay S^t .Street

Cap^t .Captain W. –Wentworth had taken care tomeet the Adm^l -Admiral as he returned intothe house, to satisfy, & to en::deavour to silence him ^{as to} on the subject of his enquiry M^r . E — &Kellynch; – and the innate delicacyof the Admiral's good ^naturehumour kept him from saying anotherword on the subject to Anne. — He was quite concerned lest he might have been giving her pain by touching a tender part.Who could say? — She might be liking her Cousin, better thanhe liked her. — And indeed,