upon recollection, if they hadbeen to marry at all it w^dwould^{mustwhy should they have long ago. waited so}have been done before now.^{long? –––}

When the Even^g .Evening^closedwas bef over,it is probable that the Adm^l -Admiralreceived some new Ideas from hisWife; –^{and whose}the very particularly freindlymanner in ^partingwhich M^rs . C-Croft partedwith her, ^gavemade Anne beleiveat least that the gratifying Be::^{persuasion of her seeing &}leif^ of her warmly approving.what she saw or conjectured. —

It had been such a day toAnne! – the hours which hadpaſsed since her leaving CamdenPlace, had done so much! — She was almost bewildered, al::most too happy in reflecting ^{looking back. —}on it. — It was neceſsary to sit up half the night & lie awake the^remainderre^st to comprehend with compo::sure her present state, & payfor the overplus of Bliſs, byHeadake & Fatigue. –––