all the changes of each at theConcert, 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^forwas 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 thateven^g .evening occupied the Sopha of ofM^rs . Croft's Drawing room in Gay S^t .Street

Cap^t .CaptainW. –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 thesubject 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,