I should give you something totalk of — & so, if you please –––" Here the door was very firmly closed;she could gueſs by which of the two; and she lost entirely what immedi::ately followed; but it was impoſsiblefor her not to ^distinguishhear parts of the rest,^foras the Adm^l .Admiral on the strength of theDoor's being shut was speaking without^^any management of voice, tho'though she c^d .could hearhis companion trying in an undertoneto check him. — She could not doubt their being speaking of her. She heardher own name & Kellynch repeatedly —^{she was very much distreſsed.}It agitated her very much. — She knewnot what to do, or what to expect —and among other agonies felt the ^poſsibilitydangerof Capt.CaptainW –––'sWentworth's not returning into theroom ^^{at all,} which after her consenting tostay would have been ––– too badfor Language. — They seemed to betalking of the Adm^ls .Admiral's^LeaseLease of Kellynchshe heard him say ^{something of} "the Lease beingsigned. ^{or not signed —}" —that was not likely to bea very agitating subject —^^{but then followed} "I hate tobe at an uncertainty — I must knowat once — Sophy thinks the same —" Then, in a lower tone, Capt.CaptainW–––.Wentworthseemed remonstrating —"Yes —, yes,^{wanting to be excused — wanting to put somethingoff.1"Phoo, Phoo – answered the Admiral}now is the Time. If you will not