general they were virtuously inclined & not given to any wicked ways. Their family beingtoo large to accompany them in every visit,they took nine with them alternately. Whentheir coach stopped at theSir Godfrey's door, theMiſs Marlow'sHearts throbbed in the eagerexpectation of once more beholding^^a familyso dear to them. Emma the youngest (who wasmore particularly interested in their arrival,being attached to their eldest Son) continuedat her Dreſsing-room window in anxiousHopes of seeing young Edgar descend fromthe Carriage.

M^r & M^rs Willmot with their threeeldest Daughters first appeared — Emmabegan to ^{tremble —.}fear —. Robert, Richard, Ralph,& Rodolphus followed — Emma turned pale —.