of the Butter^^Glaſs however, without astruggle; HisSisters^accusingaccused him of eatinga great deal too much, & declareding¹ he wasnot to be trusted —;^ —^and he maintaineding² thathe only eat enough to secure the Coatsof his Stomach; — & besides, he only wantedit now for Miſs Heywood. – Such a plea must prevail, he got the butter & spreadaway for her with an accuracy of Judge::ment which at least delighted himself;but when ^{her Toast}that was done, & he took hisown Toast in hand, Charlotte c^d .could hardlycontain ^herselfhim^self as she saw him watchinghis Sisters, while he scrupulously scrapedoff^^almost as much butter as he put on, & then seize an odd moment for adding a great dab just before it went intohis Mouth. — Certainly, M^r . Arthur P.'sParker'senjoyments in Invalidism were verydifferent from his Sisters — by no meansso spiritualized. — A good deal of Earthy³^^Droſs hung about him. ^{Charlotte could not but suspect him}He se^emed toofhaveing^{4of5 adopteding}ch^osen that line of Life, ^principallycheifly for theindulgence of an indolent Temper — & tobe determined on having no Disorders but such as called for warm rooms& good Nourishment. — In one particular however, she soon found that he had