Mind. — There was nothing for leſsfor Lady R.Russel to do than to admit that she had been pretty completelywrong, & to take up a new set ofopinions & hopes. —^{There is a} Bad Morality^{quickneſs of perception,^in some a nicety of Taste} again. A young Woman proved to ^{had in the discernment of character —} have more discrimination of^{a natural Penetration in short in some} Character than her elder — to have^{which no Experience in others can} seen in two Instances more clearly^{equal — and it was about than her Godmother!} what a Man was. — But on the ^{revealing that Lady R.Russel had been leſs} point of Morality, I confeſs my::^{gifted in this [.] p[...]art1 of Understanding}self almost in despair after un::^{than her myself  already young friend}derstanding^ to have^ given a mother offence (having already appeared weak exactly in the point where I thought myself most strong) and shall^ leave it^ ^{therefore leave the present matter} to the mercy of Mothers & Chaperones & Middle::aged Ladies in general –; – but she Lady R.Russel was a^^very good Woman; &if her second object was to be sensible& well-judging, her first was to seeAnne happy. She loved Annebetter than she loved her ownabilities — and when the firstawkwardneſs of ^{the Beginning} Novelty wasover, found little hardship inattaching herself as a sort of