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reluctance       to  admit     from    subsequent       observation�察     �that   they 

appeared       to   be   on   very   comfortable       Terms。!She         could    see 

nothing   worse       in   Lady   Denham�察     �than   the   sort  of  oldfashioned 

formality      of   always      calling    her   Miss     Clara!nor         anything 

objectionable       in  the  degree     of  observance      and   attention    which 

Clara   paid。!On   one   side   it   seemed   protecting   kindness�察  �on   the 

other grateful and affectionate respect。!The Conversation turned 

entirely   upon   Sanditon�察  �its   present   number   of   Visitants   and   the 

Chances of a good Season。 It was evident that Lady D。 had more 

anxiety�察  �more   fears   of   loss�察  �than   her   Coadjutor。   She   wanted   to 

have   the   Place   fill   faster�察  �and  seemed     to   have   many   harassing 

apprehensions          of   the    Lodgings       being     in   some      instances 

underlet。!Miss          Diana    Parker¨s     two    large   Families     were     not 

forgotten。     `Very   good�察   �very   good�察�   said   her   Ladyship。!`A        West 



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Indy     Family    and    a  school。    That   sounds     well。   That    will  bring 

Money。¨!`No          people    spend     more     freely�察  �I  believe�察   �than     W。 

Indians�察�     observed      Mr。    Parker。     `Aye!so      I  have     heard!and 

because they have full Purses�察�fancy themselves equal�察�may be�察�to 

your old Country Families。 But then�察�they who scatter their Money 

so freely�察�never think of whether they may not be doing mischief 

by raising the price of Things!And I have heard that¨s very much 

the   case   with   your   West´injines!and   if   they   come   among   us   to 

raise the price of our necessaries of Life�察�we shall not much thank 

them     Mr。   Parker。¨!`My   dear        Madam�察     �They    can   only   raise   the 

price of consumeable Articles�察�by such an extraordinary Demand 

for them and such a diffusion of Money among us�察�as must do us 

more Good than harm。!Our Butchers and Bakers and Traders in 

general cannot get rich without bringing Prosperity to us。!If they 

do   not   gain�察  �our   rents   must   be   insecure!and   in   proportion         to 

their profit must be ours eventually in the increased value of our 

Houses。¨ `Oh� �well。!But I should not like to have Butcher¨s meat 

raised�察�though!and I shall keep it down as long as I can。!Aye! 

that  young   Lady   smiles   I   see�察�I   dare   say   she   thinks   me   an   odd 

sort of a Creature�察�but she will come to care about such matters 

herself   in   time。   Yes�察  �Yes�察  �my   Dear�察  �depend   upon   it�察  �you   will   be 

thinking of the price of Butcher¨s meat in time!though you may 

not   happen   to   have   quite   such   a   Servants   Hall   full   to   feed�察  �as   I 

have。!And         I  do   believe   those   are    best   off�察 �that   have    fewest 

Servants。!I am not a Woman of Parade�察�as all the World knows�察�

and   if   it   was   not   for   what   I   owe   to   poor   Mr。   Hollis¨s   memory�察  �I 

should   never   keep   up   Sanditon   House   is   I   do�察�it   is   not   for   my 

own     pleasure。!Well        Mr。   Parker!and        the   other   is  a  Boarding 

school�察    �a  French     Boarding     School�察   �is  it�拭�No      harm    in  that。! 



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They¨ll    stay   their   six   weeks。!And      out   of   such   a  number�察   �who 

knows but some may be consumptive and want Asses milk!and I 

have two Milch asses at this present time。!But perhaps the little 

Misses   may   hurt   the   Furniture。!I         hope   they   will  have    a  good 

sharp Governess to look after them。¨ Poor Mr。 Parker got no more 

credit  from   Lady  D。   than   he  had   from   his  Sisters�察  �for  the   Object 

which had taken him to Willingden。 `Lord� �my dear Sir�察� she cried�察�

`how could you think of such a thing�拭�I am very sorry you met with 

your accident�察�but upon my word you deserved it。!Going after a 

Doctor� �Why�察�what should we do with a Doctor here�拭�It would be 

only encouraging our Servants and the Poor  to  fancy  themselves 

ill�察�if there was a   Doctor  at  hand。!Oh�  �pray�察�let  us   have   none   of 

the Tribe at Sanditon。 We go on very well as we are。 There is the 

Sea   and   the   Downs   and   my   Milch´Asses!and   I   have   told   Mrs。 

Whitby that if any body enquires for a Chamber´Horse�察�they may 

be   supplied   at   a   fair   rate!��poor   Mr。   Hollis¨s   Chamber´Horse�察  �as 

good as new��!and what can People want for more�拭�Here have I 

lived seventy good years in the world and never took Physic above 

twice!and   never  saw  the   face   of a   Doctor  in all   my   Life�察  �on   my 

own account。!And I verily believe if my poor dear Sir Harry had 

never seen one neither�察�he would have been alive now。!Ten fees�察�

one    after   another�察   �did  the   Man    take   who    sent  him   out    of  the 

World。!I   beseech   you   Mr。   Parker�察  �no   Doctors   here。¨!The   Tea 

things   were  brought   in。!`Oh�   �my   dear   Mrs。   Parker!you   should 

not   indeed!why   would   you   do   so�拭  �I   was   just   upon   the   point   of 

wishing you good Evening。 But since you are so very neighbourly�察�

I believe Miss Clara and I must stay。¨ 



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                             CHAPTER VII 



          he   popularity   of   the   Parkers   brought   them   some   visitors 

          the    very   next    morning�察�amongst          them�察   �Sir   Edward 

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          Denham and his Sister�察�who having been at Sanditon H! 

drove on to pay their Compliments�察�and the duty of Letter´writing 

being    accomplished�察     �Charlotte    was   settled   with   Mrs。   P。  in  the 

Drawing   room   in   time   to   see   them   all。!The   Denhams   were   the 

only    ones   to  excite   particular   attention。    Charlotte    was   glad   to 

complete her knowledge of the family by an introduction to them�察�

and   found   them�察  �the   better   half   at   least!��for   while   single�察 �the 

Gentleman      may     sometimes     be   thought    the   better   half�察 �of  the 

pair��!not   unworthy   notice。!Miss   D。   was   a   fine   young   woman�察�

but    cold   and   reserved�察    �giving   the   idea   of  one   who    felt  her 

consequence       with   Pride   and   her   Poverty    with   Discontent�察   �and 

who     was   immediately      gnawed     by   the   want   of  an   handsomer 

Equipage than the simple Gig in which they travelled�察�and which 

their Groom was leading about still in her sight。!Sir Edward was 

much  her  superior   in   air   and   manner�察�certainly   handsome�察  �but 

yet   more   to   be   remarked   for   his   very   good   address   and   wish   of 

paying   attention   and     giving   pleasure。!He       came   into   the  room 

remarkably   well�察  �talked   much!and   very   much   to   Charlotte�察  �by 

whom   he  chanced   to  be placed!and she  soon perceived   that   he 

had a fine Countenance�察�a most pleasing gentleness of voice�察�and a 

great deal of Conversation。 She liked him。!Sober´minded as she 

was�察   �she   thought    him   agreable�察   �and   did   not  quarrel    with   the 

suspicion of his finding her equally so�察�which would arise from his 



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