had only superintended their finalremoval from the Hotel, bringing twoheavy Boxes herself, & Arthur had found the air so cold that he had merelywalked from one House to the other asnimbly as he could, – & boasted ^much ^most of sitting by the fire till he had cooked upa very good one. — Diana, whose exercise had been too domestic to admit of cal::culation, but who, by her own account,had not once sat down for during thespace of seven hours, confeſsed herself a little tired. She had been too suc::ceſsful however for much fatigue; for not only had she by walking &talking down a thousand difficultiesat last secured a proper House at 8 ^G.Guineas p^r .per week for M^rs . G. —; she had^^also openedso many Treaties with Cooks, Housemaids, Washerwomen & Bathing Women, thatM^rs . G.Griffiths would have little more to do on her arrival, than to wave her hand & collect them around her for Choice. — Her concluding effort in the cause, had been a few polite lines of Information to M^rs . G.Griffiths herself , – time not allowing for the circuitous train ofintelligence which had^^been hitherto kept up, –