enough in themselves — and ^theirin::^{marriage, in}stead of being depriveding¹^^her of onefreind^theby Anne's marriage, itgained her another secured her two.When they had any home, shewas frequently w She was one oftheir first visitors in their settledLife — and Capt.Captain Wentworth, byputting her in the way of reco::vering ^{her Husband's}the^ property in the W.West Indies,by giving her the writing for her, & acting for her, & seeing her throughall the petty Difficulties of the case,with the activity & exertion of afearleſs friendMan, & a determinedfriend, convinced her of hisbeing much nearer Perfectionthan her intercourse with theWorld had fully requited theservices she had rendered, or had^^evermeant to render her friend, to hisWife —and could not fail of ^{And having received such fre abenefit from}establishing his And having done ^{him, not even his wife could}so much for her, scarcely could^{Mrs . Smith's estimate of his Perfections could}his wife even think him nearer^{be surpaſsed only by that Wife's.}perfection, —