stood by him still preſsing him to eat anddrink a little more. "And now my good Sir, saidM^r Webb, when M^r Gower's repast was concluded, what else can we do to contribute to your happi::neſs and expreſs the Affection we bear for you. Tell us what you wish more to receive; and depend upon our gratitude for the communication of yourwishes." "Give me then your house & Grounds;I ask for nothing else." "It is yours, exlaimedboth at once; from this moment it is yours." ThisAgreement concluded on and the present accepted byM^r Gower, M^r Webb rang to have the Carriageordered, telling William at the same time tocall the young Ladies.

"Best of Men, said M^rs Webb, we will not longintrude upon your Time."

"Make no Apologies dear Madam, replied M^r Gower, You are welcome to stay this half hour if you like it."

They both burst forth into raptures of Admiration