dancing with the most elegant young Man in the room, and every one else was equally un::regarded. The Evening indeed withto¹ her, paſsed off delightfully; he was her partner during thegreatest part of it, and the united attractions ^^thathe poſseſsed of Person, Addreſs & vivacity, had easily gained that preference from Kitty which they sel::dom fail of obtaining from every one. She wastoo happy to care either for her Aunt's illhumourwhich she could not help ^remarking, observing, or for the Alteration in Camilla's behaviour which forceditself at last on her observation. Her Spirits wereelevated above the influence of Displeasure in any one, and she was equally indifferent as to thecause of Camilla's, or the continuance of her Aunt's.Though M^r Stanley could never be really offendedby any imprudence or folly^^{in his Son} that had given himthe pleasure of seeing hism,² Son, he was yet per::fectly convinced that Edward ought not to re::main in England, and was resolved to hasten his