He was waited on & nursed, & shecheered & comforted with equal good willunremitting kindneſs — and as every act & office of Hospitality & friendlineſswas received as it ought — as there was not more good will on one side than Gratitude on the other — nor any deficiency of generally pleasant manners^on in either, they grew to like each other in the course of that fortnight, ex::ceedingly well. — M^r . Parker's Character& History were soon ^unfolded. made known. All that he understood of himself, hereadily told, ^{for he was being} wa^s he ^was very open::hearted; — & where he might be him==self in the dark, heis¹^^conversation was still givinginformation unconsciously, to such ofthe Heywoods as could observe. — By such he was perceived to be an Enthusiast; — in on the subject ofSanditon, a complete Enthusiast. —Sanditon, – the succeſs of Sanditon as asmall, fashionable Bathing Place was the object, for which he seemed to live.