another person's claims to be taken into the account, those of the young female relation,whom Lady D.Denham had been induced to receiveinto her Family.aAfter¹ having alwaysprotested against any such addition, depre::cating the idea of a Companion, defying & ^{and long & often enjoyed}&^ enjoying the repeated defeats she hadgiven to every attempt of her relations onthat head, she had been to introduce thisyoung Lady, or that young Lady as a Compa::nion at Sanditon Hall House, she had brought back with her from London last Michaelmasa Miſs Brereton, who bid fair by herMerits to vie in favour with Sir Edw[...]ard²,& to restore secure for herself & her familythat share of the accumulated Property which they had certainly the best rightto inherit. — M^r . Parker spoke warmly of Clara Brereton, & the interest of hisStory increased very much with theintroduction of such a ^Character.young Woman. Charlotte listened with more than amuse::ment now; — it was solicitude & Enjoyment,as she heard her delineated described (andnot with to be lovely, amiable, gentle,unaſsuming, conducting herself uniformlywith great good Sense, & evidently gaining by her innate worth, on the affectionsof her Patroneſs. – Beauty, Sweetneſs,