intended last july and have therefore only said that if we could see henry we might hear many particulars as i had understood that some confidential conversation had passed between him and mr t l at we have been as quiet as usual since frank and mary left us mr called on that very morning on his way home again from and we have had no visitor since we called on the miss one day and heard a good account of mr s the success of which of course his expectations in her letter hopes for my interest which i conclude means edward s and i take letters of jane this opportunity therefore of that he will bring in mr mr lane told us yesterday that mr h had behaved very handsomely and waited on mr to say that if he mr t would stand he mr h would not oppose him but mr t declined it acknowledging himself still under the payment of late costs the mrs we learn from come to this week and bring mary jane with them on her way to mrs s she returns at christmas with her brother our brother we may perhaps see in the course of a few days and we mean to take the opportunity of his help to go one night to the play ought to see the inside of the theatre once while she lives in and i think she will hardly wish to take a second view the furniture of is to be sold to morrow and we shall take it in our usual walk if the weather be favorable how could you have a wet day on thursday with us it w as a prince of days the most delightful we have had for weeks soft bright with a brisk wind from the everybody was out and talking of spring and and i did not know how to turn back on friday evening we had some very blowing weather � from six to nine i think we never heard it worse even here and letters of one night we had so much rain that it forced its way again into the store closet and the evil was comparatively slight and the mischief nothing i had some employment the next day in drying etc i have now moved still more out of the way sends her best love and thanks you for admitting her to the knowledge of the and about she has an interest in all such matters i am also to say that she wants to see you mary jane missed her papa and mamma a good deal at first but now does very well without them i am glad to hear of little john s being better and hope your accounts of mrs knight will also improve adieu remember me affectionately to everybody and believe me ever yours j a miss edward s esq park castle square friday december many thanks my dear to you and mr for your joint and agreeable composition which took me by surprise this morning he has certainly great merit as a writer he does ample justice to his subject and without being is clear and correct and though i do not letters of jane mean to compare his powers with yours or to give him the same portion of my gratitude he certainly has a very pleasing way of winding up a whole and truth into the world but all this as my dear mrs says is flight and fancy and nonsense for my master has his great to mind and i have my little children it is you however in this instance that have the little children and i that have the great for we are beer again but my meaning really is that i am extremely foolish in writing all this unnecessary stuff when i have so many matters to write about that my paper will hardly hold it all little matters they are to be sure but highly important in the first place miss curling is actually at which i was always in hopes would not happen i wish her no worse however than a long and happy abode there here she would probably be dull and i am sure she would be troublesome the are in my possession and everything i could wish them to be they came with s which likewise gives great satisfaction soon after i had closed my last letter to you we were visited by mrs and her sister mrs the wife of a lately made admiral mrs f a i believe was their first object but frank letters of they put up with us ver kindly and mrs d finding in miss a friend of mrs had another motive for the acquaintance she seems a really agreeable woman � that is her manners are gentle and she knows a great many of our connections in west mrs lives in the and was out when we returned her visit which are her two virtues a larger circle of acquaintance and an increase of amusement is quite in character with our approaching removal yes i mean to go to as many balls as possible that i may have a good bargain everybody is very much concerned at our going away and everybody is acquainted with and speaks of it as a remarkably pretty village and everybody knows the house we describe but nobody on the right i am very much obliged to mrs knight for such a proof of the interest she takes in me and she may depend upon it that i will marry mr whatever may be his reluctance or my own i owe her much more than such a trifling sacrifice f our ball was rather more amusing than i ex liked it very much and i did not till the last quarter of an hour it was past nine before we were sent for and not twelve when 