you are not used to such ^quickhasty mea::sures." —The part of the story whichwas really^^most astonishing^^to Charlotte most, shecould not^^bu noticed, she had just given itto herselftThe¹ words of "UnaccountableOfficiousneſs! – Activity run mad!" —^hadbut^{just paſsed through Charlotte's brain – andmind} she could only give one explanation of^{collecting her Thoughts, she replied —}the Amazement which she c^d .could easily ^{"I dare say I look surprised, for I feel so,}beleive to be painted in her face —butthat a civil answer was easy. "I daresay I^^do look surprised, said she — because these are very great exertions, & I know^{what Invalides}that both you & your Sister are."sad ^Invalides"sufferers as to Health "Invalides indeed!.² – – I trust there are not three People in England who have so sad a right to that^appellation.name! — But my dear Miſs Heywood,we are sent into this World to be asextensively useful as poſsible, & wheresome degree of Strength of Mind is given, it is not a feeble body which will ex::cuse us – or which will incline us toexcuse ourselves. –Hum³ The World is pretty much divided between theWeak of Mind & the Strong – between those who can act & those who can^notact,^ & it is the bounden Duty of theCapable to let ^{no opportunity of doing}_{being useful Good,  escape them.}none of their faculties