is "oOne¹ of his particular friends." — "All in thesame Reg^t :Regiment added M^rs . E.Edwardes — Mary was surround::ed by Red coats the whole Even^g .Evening I should havebeen better pleased to see her dancing with someof our old Neighbours I confeſs. —" "Yes, yes,we must not neglect our old Neighbours —. Butif these soldiers are quicker than other people ina Ball room, what are young Ladies to do?" "I think there is no occasion for^^{their engaging themselves}Engage^mentsso many Dances before hand, M^r .. Edwards." ––– "No – perhaps not – but I remember my dearwhen you & I did the same." — M^rs . E.Edwardes saidno more, & Mary breathed again. — A great dealof goodhumoured pleasantry followed — & Emmawent to bed in charming Spirits, her head fullof Osbornes, Blakes & Howards. –––The next morn^g .morning brought a great many visi::tors. It was th^e ^{way of the} place always to call on M^rs . E.Edwardes^^onthe morn^g .morning after a Ball, & this neighbourlyinclination was^now increased ^ ^{in the present instance} by a general spiritof curiosity ^{on Emma’s account, as} to see t^he girl whoEverybodywanted to look again at the girl who had beenadmired the night before by L^d  .Lord Osborne —.Many were the eyes, & various the degrees ofapprobation with which she was examined.