of ^athe family, and if they couldbut keep Cap^t .CaptainW–––Wentworth from beingKnighted made a Baronet, itshe¹would ^{not change situations with Anne.}be all very well. –––It would be well for the EldestSister if she were equally satisfiedwith her situation, ^foras a changeof it is not very probable,^^2there. — She^^had soon the mortification of seeingM^r . E.Elliot withdraw, & no one ofproper condition has since pre::sented himself to raise eventhe unfounded hopes whichsunk with him. The news ofhis Cousin Anne's engagementburst on M^r . Elliot most un::welcomely expectedly ^{unpleasantly.}& was veryunwelcome. It deranged his bestplan of domestic Happineſs, hisbest hopes of keeping Sir Waltersingle by the watchfulneſs whicha Son in law's rights w^d .would have^{given him —}put in his power — But tho'thoughdiscomfited & disappointed, he c^d -couldstill do something for his ownInterest & his own enjoyment.