large Families, ^one,that of a rich West Indianfrom Surry, the other, a most respectable ^Girls^Boarding School, or Academy, from Camber::well. – I will not tell you how manyPeople I have employed in the busineſs — Wheel within wheel. –^^ButSucceſs more thanrepays. ––– Yours most affec^ly — &c "

"Well – said M^r . P.Parker –^{as he concluded}having finished & re::^{finished it. — Though I dare say}folded his Letter — I suppose if Sidney w^d -wouldmight find something ^{to laugh atextremely entertaining}very amusing inthis Letter, ^{& make us laugh for half an hour together} I declare Ican see nothing in^^{by myself, can see nothing eitherin} it but what is^^either very pitiable or verycreditable. – With all their sufferings, youperceive how much they are occupied ⁱⁿfor^^{advancing promoting} the Good of others! – So anxious for Sanditon!Two large Families — One, for Prospect Houseprobably, the other, for N^o . 2. DenhamPlace – or the end house of the Terrace, —& ^^extraBeds at the Hotel. — I told you mySisters were excellent Women, Miſs H–––Heywood." "And I am sure they must be veryextraordinary ones. – said Charlotte. I amquite astonished at the chearful style ofthe Letter, considering the state in whichboth Sisters appear to be. – Three Teethdrawn at once! –It is really frightful! –Your Sister Diana seems almost as ill as poſsible,but those 3 Teeth of your Sister Susan's, are