relation lately settled at Clapham,^{who actually attends the Seminary}& attends some of the girls of the^{and gives leſsons on Eloquence and}Seminary, to give them leſsons inBotany¹ &BellesLettres to some of theGirls. — I got that Man a Hare fromone of Sidney's friends – and he re::commended Sanditon; Without myappearing.²^^however. – M^rs . Charles Dupuis managedit all. —"

It was not a week,ago since Miſs Diana Parker had been told by herfeelings, that the Sea Airw^d .would probably in her present state, be the death of her, and now she was at Sanditon, intendingto make some Stay, & without appearing to have the slightest recollection ofhaving written or felt any such thing. —It was impoſsible for Charlotte not to suspect a good deal of fancy in suchan extraordinary state of health. —Disorders & Recoveries so very much out of the common way, seemed more like the amusement of eager minds in want of employment than of actualafflictions & releif. The Parkers, were