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they meant to be very economical�察�very elegant and very secluded�察�
with the hope on Miss Beaufort¨s side�察�of praise and celebrity from
all who walked within the sound of her Instrument�察�and on Miss
Letitia¨s�察�of curiosity and rapture in all who came near her while
she sketched!and to Both�察�the consolation of meaning to be the
most stylish Girls in the Place。!The particular introduction of
Mrs。 G。 to Miss Diana Parker�察 �secured them immediately an
acquaintance with the Trafalgar House´family�察 �and with the
Denhams�察�and the Miss Beauforts were soon satisfied with `the
Circle in which they moved in Sanditon¨ to use a proper phrase�察�
for every body must now `move in a Circle¨�察�to the prevalence of
which rototory Motion�察�is perhaps to be attributed the Giddiness
and false steps of many。!Lady Denham had other motives for
calling on Mrs。 G。 besides attention to the Parkers。!In Miss
Lambe�察�here was the very young Lady�察�sickly and rich�察�whom she
had been asking for�察 �and she made the acquaintance for Sir
Edward¨s sake�察 �and the sake of her Milch asses。 How it might
answer with regard to the Baronet�察�remained to be proved�察�but as
to the Animals�察 �she soon found that all her calculations of Profit
would be vain。 Mrs。 G。 would not allow Miss L。 to have the
smallest sympton of a Decline�察�or any complaint which Asses milk
could possibly relieve。 `Miss L。 was under the constant care of an
experienced Physician�察�and his Prescriptions must be their
rule¨!and except in favour of some Tonic Pills�察�which a Cousin of
her own had a Property in�察 �Mrs。 G。 did never deviate from the
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strict Medecinal page。!The corner house of the Terrace was the
one in which Miss D。P。 had the pleasure of settling her new
friends�察�and considering that it commanded in front the favourite
Lounge of all the Visitors at Sanditon�察�and on one side�察�whatever
might be going on at the Hotel�察�there could not have been a more
favourable spot for the seclusions of the Miss Beauforts。 And
accordingly�察 �long before they had suited themselves with an
Instrument�察�or with Drawing paper�察�they had�察�by the frequency of
their appearance at the low Windows upstairs�察 �in order to close
the blinds�察 �or open the Blinds�察 �to arrange a flower pot on the
Balcony�察�or look at nothing through a Telescope�察 �attracted many
an eye upwards�察 �and made many a Gazer gaze again。!A little
Novelty has a great effect in so small a place�察�the Miss Beauforts�察�
who would have been nothing at Brighton�察 �could not move here
without notice�察�and even Mr。 Arthur Parker�察 �though little
disposed for supernumerary exertion�察�always quitted the Terrace�察�
in his way to his Brothers by this corner House�察�for the sake of a
glimpse of the Miss Bs�察 �though it was half a quarter of a mile
round about�察�and added two steps to the ascent of the Hill。
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CHAPTER XII
harlotte had been ten days at Sanditon without seeing
Sanditon House�察 �every attempt at calling on Lady D。
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having been defeated by meeting with her beforehand。
But now it was to be more resolutely undertaken�察�at a more early
hour�察 �that nothing might be neglected of attention to Lady D。 or
amusement to Charlotte。!`And if you should find a favourable
opening my Love�察� said Mr。 P。 ��who did not mean to go with
them��!`I think you had better mention the poor Mullins¨s
situation�察�and sound her Ladyship as to a Subscription for them。 I
am not fond of charitable subscriptions in a place of this kind!It
is a sort of tax upon all that come!Yet as their distress is very
great and I almost promised the poor Woman yesterday to get
something done for her�察 �I believe we must set a subscription on
foot!and therefore the sooner the better�察�and Lady Denham¨s
name at the head of the List will be a very necessary beginning。!
You will not dislike speaking to her about it�察 �Mary�拭�!`I will do
whatever you wish me�察� replied his Wife!`but you would do it so
much better yourself。 I shall not know what to say。¨!`My dear
Mary�察� cried he�察 �it is impossible you can be really at a loss。
Nothing can be more simple。 You have only to state the present
afflicted situation of the family�察 �their earnest application to me�察�
and my being willing to promote a little subscription for their
relief�察�provided it meet with her approbation。¨ `The easiest thing in
the World¨!cried Miss Diana Parker who happened to be calling
on them at the moment。 `All said and done�察�in less time than you
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have been talking of it now。!And while you are on the subject of
subscriptions Mary�察�I will thank you to mention a very melancholy
case to Lady D。 which has been represented to me in the most
affecting terms。!There is a poor Woman in Worcestershire�察�
whom some friends of mine are exceedingly interested about�察�and
I have undertaken to collect whatever I can for her。 If you would
mention the circumstance to Lady Denham� �Lady Denham can
give�察�if she is properly attacked!and I look upon her to be the sort
of Person who�察 �when once she is prevailed on to undraw her
Purse�察�would as readily give ten guineas as five。!And therefore�察�if
you find her in a Giving mood�察�you might as well speak in favour of
another Charity which I and a few more�察�have very much at heart�此�
the establishment of a Charitable Repository at Burton on
Trent。!And then�察�there is the family of the poor Man who was
hung last assizes at York�察 �tho¨ we really have raised the sum we
wanted for putting them all out�察�yet if you can get a Guinea from
her on their behalf�察 �it may as well be done。¨ `My dear Diana� �
exclaimed Mrs。 P。!`I could no more mention these things to Lady
D。 than I could fly。¨!`Where¨s the difficulty�拭�I wish I could go
with you myself!but in five minutes I must be at Mrs。 G。!to
encourage Miss Lambe in taking her first Dip。 She is so
frightened�察�poor Thing�察�that I promised to come and keep up her
Spirits�察�and go in the Machine with her if she wished it!and as
soon as that is over�察 �I must hurry home�察 �for Susan is to have
Leaches at one o¨clock!which will be a three hours business�察�
therefore I reall