Civilities & Communications, while Charlottehaving added her name to the List with all becoming alacrity as the first offering to thesucceſs of the Season, was ^{busy in} proceeding tosome immediate purchases for the^^further good of Everybody, as soon as Miſs Whitby could behurried down from her Toilette, with all hergloſsy Curls & ^{smart Trinkets,} ornamented Combs to waiton her. – The Library of course, afforded everything; all the useleſs things in the Worldthat c^d .could not be done without, & among somany pretty Temptations, & with so muchgood will for M^r . P.Parker to encourage Expenditure, Charlotte began to feel that she must checkherself – or rather ^{she reflected} began to feel that at two& Twenty there c^d .could be no excuse for herdoing otherwise – & that it w^d .would not do,^^{1for her} to bespending all her Money the^^very first Evening.^{She took up a Book; it happened to be a} of her arrival. – A vol:volume of Camilla. happened to lie on the Counter. She had not Camilla's Youth, & had no intention of having her Distreſs., –^{so, she turned from the} The Gla Drawers of rings & Broches must be resisted repreſsed farther solici::tation & paid for what she bought. — For her particular gratification, they werethen to take a Turn on the Cliff — butas they quitted the Library they were met