there has not been time enough yet. – He willdo very well ^^{beyond a doubt —} — but at first it is Up hill work; and therefore we must give him what^Helpencouragement we can – & when any Vegetablesor fruit happen to be wanted, — & it willnot be amiſs to have them ^{often wanted,}forgotten, to havesomething or other forgotten most days; — Just to have a nominal supply you know, that poor old Andrew may not lose his dailyJob – but in fact to buy the cheif of our con::sumption of oldStrthe¹ Stringers. –––" "Very wellmy Love, that can^^be easily done – & Cookwill be satisfied I hope – which will be a great comfort, for she is always complainingof old Andrew now,^^{& says} he never brings herwhat she wants. — There – now the old Houseis quite out of left behind. – What is it, yourBrother Sidney says about its' being a Hospital?"

"Oh! my dear Mary, merely a Joke of his.^{He pretends to advise me to make a Hospital of it. He pretends to laugh at my Improvements.} Sidney says any thing you know. He hasalways said what he chose of his eldestB^r .-Brother & to his EldestB^r .-Brother & of & to us, all. ^{Most Families have such a member among}A young Man of Abilities & Address, & ^{them I beleive Miſs Heywood. — There is a}general ease of manner Miſs H.Heywood — who says ^{someone in most families privileged by superior abilities or  spiritswho is prive^leged}anythingto say anything. —^{In ours, it is Sidney; awho is a}Sidney is^ very cleveryoung Man, ^ —^{and with great powers of pleasing. —}very lively, very pleasant ^{He lives too}living very much in the World —^{to be settled;}& liked^{that is his only fault.   —I wish we may}by every body. — I should_{He is here & there & every where. I wish we may}