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soliciting a family´visit�察�and bounded their views to carrying back 

one     Daughter      with   them�察    �no   difficulties   were    started。    It  was 

general      pleasure     and    consent。!Their         invitation    was    to   Miss 

Charlotte      Heywood�察     �a  very    pleasing    young     woman      of  two   and 

twenty�察  �the   eldest   of   the   Daughters   at   home�察  �and   the   one�察  �who 

under   her   Mother¨s   directions   had   been   particularly   useful   and 

obliging   to   them�察  �who   had   attended   them   most�察  �and   knew   them 

best。!Charlotte was to go�察�with excellent health�察�to bathe and be 

better     if  she  could!to       receive    every    possible    pleasure     which 

Sanditon   could   be   made   to   supply   by   the   gratitude   of   those   she 

went     with!and        to  buy    new    Parasols�察    �new    Gloves�察    �and   new 

Broches�察  �for  her  sisters   and   herself   at   the   Library�察  �which   Mr。   P。 

was anxiously wishing to support。!All that Mr。 Heywood himself 

could be persuaded to promise was�察�that he would send everyone 

to  Sanditon�察  �who  asked  his advice�察 �and   that nothing   should   ever 

induce him ��as far as the future could be answered   for��  to  spend 

even five shillings at Brinshore。 



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                              CHAPTER III 



          very neighbourhood should have a great Lady。!The great 

ELady               of  Sanditon�察     �was    Lady    Denham�察      �and    in   their 

          Journey   from   Willingden   to   the   Coast�察  �Mr。   Parker   gave 

Charlotte a more detailed account of her�察�than had been called for 

before。!She          had     been      necessarily      often     mentioned        at 

Willingden�察�for         being    his  Colleague     in   Speculation�察    �Sanditon 

itself could not be talked of long�察�without the introduction of Lady 

Denham  and   that  she   was   a  very  rich  old   Lady�察  �who   had   buried 

two   Husbands�察  �who   knew   the   value   of   Money�察        �was    very   much 

looked   up   to   and   had   a   poor   Cousin   living   with   her�察  �were   facts 

already   well   known�察  �but   some   further   particulars   of   her   history 

and her Character served to lighten the tediousness of a long Hill�察�

or   a  heavy   bit   of  road�察  �and   to   give  the  visiting   Young   Lady   a 

suitable     Knowledge       of  the  Person     with   whom      she  might     now 

expect   to   be   daily   associating。!Lady   D。        had   been    a  rich  Miss 

Brereton�察�born to Wealth but not to Education。 Her first Husband 

had    been   a   Mr。   Hollis�察  �a   man  of  considerable      Property     in  the 

Country�察  �of   which   a   large   share   of   the   Parish   of   Sanditon�察  �with 

Manor and Mansion House made a part。 He had been   an   elderly 

Man     when     she   married    him�察�her       own    age   about    thirty。!Her 

motives for such a Match could be little understood at the distance 

of forty years�察�but she had so well nursed and pleased Mr。 Hollis�察�

that at his death he left her everything!all his Estates�察�and all at 

her   Disposal。   After   a    widowhood       of   some   years�察  �she  had    been 

induced to marry again。 The   late   Sir  Harry  Denham�察  �of  Denham 



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Park      in  the    Neighbourhood         of   Sanditon      had    succeeded      in 

removing  her  and   her   large   Income   to   his   own   Domains�察  �but   he 

could     not   succeed     in  the   views    of  permanently       enriching     his 

family�察  �which   were   attributed   to   him。   She   had   been   too   wary   to 

put   anything   out   of   her   own   Power!and   when   on   Sir   Harry¨s 

Decease   she   returned   again   to   her   own   House   at   Sanditon�察  �she 

was said to have made this boast to a friend `that though she had 

got  nothing      but   her   Title  from    the  Family�察    �still  she  had  given 

nothing for it。¨!For the Title�察�it was to be supposed that she had 

married!and Mr。 P。 acknowledged there being just such a degree 

of  value   for  it  apparent now�察  �as   to   give   her   conduct   that   natural 

explanation。 `There is at times�察� said he!`a little self´importance! 

but it is not offensive�察�and there are moments�察�there are points�察�

when   her   Love   of   Money   is   carried   greatly   too   far。   But   she   is   a 

goodnatured         Woman�察      �a   very    goodnatured        Woman�察�a         very 

obliging�察    �friendly   Neighbour�察      �a  chearful�察  �independant�察      �valuable 

character�察�and her faults may be entirely imputed to  her  want  of 

Education。 She has good natural Sense�察�but quite uncultivated。! 

She   has a   fine   active   mind�察�as   well as   a   fine   healthy   frame   for   a 

Woman of seventy�察�and enters into the improvement of  Sanditon 

with a spirit truly  admirable!though  now  and   then�察�a   Littleness 

will appear。 She cannot look forward quite as I would have her! 

and takes alarm at a trifling present expence�察�without considering 

what returns it will make her in a year or two。 That is!we think 

differently�察  �we     now   and    then�察  �see   things  differently�察   �Miss    H。! 

Those who tell their own Story you know must be listened to with 

Caution。!When            you   see    us   in   contact�察   �you    will   judge    for 

yourself。¨!Lady D。 was indeed a great Lady beyond the common 

wants      of  Society!for       she    had    many     Thousands        a  year    to 



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bequeath�察�and three distinct  sets   of  People   to  be   courted by�察  �her 

own   relations�察  �who   might   very   reasonably   wish   for   her   Original 

Thirty     Thousand       Pounds      among     them�察   �the   legal   Heirs    of  Mr。 

Hollis�察�who must hope to be more endebted to her sense of Justice 

than he had allowed them to be to his�察�and those Members of the 

Denham Family�察�whom her second Husband had hoped to make a 

good   Bargain   for。!By   all   of   these�察  �or   by   Branches   of   them�察  �she 

had no doubt been long�察�and still continued to be�察�well attacked�察� 

and   of    these   divisions�察   �Mr。   P。  did   not   hesitate    to   say  that  Mr。 

Hollis¨ Kindred were the least in favour and Sir Harry Denham¨s 

the    most。!The         former      he    believed�察    �had     done     themselves 

irremediable harm by expressions of very unwise and unjustifiable 

resentment   at   the   time   of   Mr。   Hollis¨s   death�察�the   Latter�察  �to   the 

advantage        of  being    the   remnant       of  a  Connection       which     she 

certainly  valued�察  �joined   those  of  having been   known   to   her   from 

their   Childhood�察  �and   of   being   always   at   hand   to   preserve   their 

interest by reasonable attention。 Sir Edward�察�the present Baronet�察�

nephew to Sir Harry�察�resided constantly at Denham Park�察�and Mr。 

P。 had little doubt�察�that he and his Sister Miss D。  who  lived   with 

him�察  �would   be   principally   remembered   in   her   Will。   He   sincerely 

hoped      it。!Miss     Denham       had   a   very   small    provision!and        her 

Brother   was   a   poor   Man   for   his   rank   in   Society。   `He   is   a   warm 

friend to Sanditon¨!said Mr。 Parker!`and his hand would be as 

liberal   as   his   heart�察  �had   he   t

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