— you will find it at full length Sir" – offering him the two little oblongextracts. — "Sir – said M^r . Heywood^^{with a good humoured smile} – ifyou were to shew me all the Newspaperstharet¹ are printed in one week throughoutthe Kingdom, you yo w^d .would not persuademe of there being a Surgeon in this Parish Willingden, – ^{for haviIng have2} ha^ving lived here^ ^Sirever since I was born, Man & Boy Sir57 years, ^{and never heard before I think} without ever hearing of the^{I must have known} existence of such a person,^{at least} before. — I think I may venture ^therefore at least to say^ ^{at least}that he has not much Busineſs.; –³ Though^To to^ be sure, if Gentlemen were to beoften attempting this Lane in Post--chaises, it might not be a bad Spe::culation for a Surgeon to get a Houseat the top of the Hill. – But as tothat Cottage, I can aſsure you^^Sir thatit is in fact – (inspite of its spruce airat this andistance⁴ –) as indifferent adouble Tenement as any in the Parish.,⁵^^{and that} My⁶ Shepherd lives at one end, & threeold women at the other." He tookthe ^peices bits of paper as he spoke – & having