and she was now regaling in the delightof what she had done opening the firstTrenches of an acquaintance with such apowerful discharge of unexpected Obligation.M^r . & M^rs . P.–Parker & Charlotte had seen twoPost chaises croſsing the Down to the Hotelas they were setting off, — a joyful sight —& full of speculation. – The Miſs Ps–Parkers & Arthurhad also ^seendistinguished something; of thematter; from their window; — they coulddistinguish ^^{from their window} that there was an arrivalat the Hotel, but not ^itsthe^ amount.of it.Their visitors answered for two Hack-Chaises. — Could it be the CamberwellSeminary? — No – No. – Had there beena 3^d .third carriage, perhaps it might; but it was very generally agreed that twoHack chaises could never contain aSeminary. – M^r . P.Parker was confident ofanother new Family. ––– When theywere all finally seated, after ^{some removals to}loo^king^look^ at the Sea & the Hotel, Charlotte's placewas by Arthur, who was sitting ^nextcloseto the Fire with a degree of Enjoyment which gave a good deal of merit tohis ^{civility in wishing her to take his}polite civil offer offering her his ownChair. – There was nothing dubious in