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quarters from the noblest expanse of Ocean between the South
foreland and the Land¨s end�察�and without the smallest advantage
from it。 You will not think I have made a bad exchange�察�when we
reach Trafalgar House!which by the bye�察�I almost wish I had not
named Trafalgar!for Waterloo is more the thing now。 However�察�
Waterloo is in reserve!and if we have encouragement enough
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this year for a little Crescent to be ventured on!��as I trust we
shall�� then�察�we shall be able to call it Waterloo Crescent!and the
name joined to the form of the Building�察�which always takes�察�will
give us the command of Lodgers。 In a good Season we should have
more applications than we could attend to。¨!`It was always a very
comfortable House¨!said Mrs。 Parker!looking at it through the
back window with something like the fondness of regret。!`And
such a nice Garden!such an excellent Garden。¨ `Yes�察 �my Love�察�
but that we may be said to carry with us。!It supplies us�察�as before�察�
with all the fruit and vegetables we want�察�and we have in fact all
the comfort of an excellent Kitchen Garden�察�without the constant
Eyesore of its formalities�察 �or the yearly nuisance of its decaying
vegetation。!Who can endure a Cabbage Bed in October�拭� `Oh� �
dear!yes!We are quite as well off for Gardenstuff as ever we
were!for if it is forgot to be brought at any time�察�we can always
buy what we want at Sanditon´House。!The Gardiner there�察 �is
glad enough to supply us。 But it was a nice place for the Children
to run about in。 So Shady in Summer� � `My dear�察 �we shall have
shade enough on the Hill and more than enough in the course of a
very few years�察�The Growth of my Plantations is a general
astonishment。 In the mean while we have the Canvas Awning�察�
which gives us the most complete comfort within doors!and you
can get a Parasol at Whitby¨s for little Mary at any time�察�or a large
Bonnet at Jebb¨s!and as for the Boys�察�I must say I would rather
them run about in the Sunshine than not。 I am sure we agree my
dear�察 �in wishing our Boys to be as hardy as possible。¨!`Yes
indeed�察 �I am sure we do!and I will get Mary a little Parasol�察�
which will make her as proud as can be。 How Grave she will walk
about with it�察�and fancy herself quite a little Woman。!Oh� �I have
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not the smallest doubt of our being a great deal better off where
we are now。 If we any of us want to bathe�察�we have not a quarter of
a mile to go。!But you know�察。�still looking back�� one loves to look
at an old friend�察 �at a place where one has been happy。!The
Hilliers did not seem to feel the Storms last Winter at all。!I
remember seeing Mrs。 Hillier after one of those dreadful Nights�察�
when we had been literally rocked in our bed�察 �and she did not
seem at all aware of the Wind being anything more than common。¨
`Yes�察 �yes!that¨s likely enough。 We have all the Grandeur of the
Storm�察 �with less real danger�察 �because the Wind meeting with
nothing to oppose or confine it around our House�察 �simply rages
and passes on!while down in this Gutter!nothing is known of
the state of the Air�察 �below the Tops of the Trees!and the
Inhabitants may be taken totally unawares�察 �by one of those
dreadful Currents which do more mischief in a Valley�察�when they
do arise than an open Country ever experiences in the heaviest
Gale。!But my dear Love!as to Gardenstuff�察�you were saying
that any accidental omission is supplied in a moment by Lady D。¨s
Gardiner!but it occurs to me that we ought to go elsewhere upon
such occasions!and that old Stringer and his son have a higher
claim。 I encouraged him to set up!and am afraid he does not do
very well!that is�察�there has not been time enough yet。!He will do
very well beyond a doubt!but at first it is Uphill work�察 �and
therefore we must give him what Help we can!and when any
Vegetables or fruit happen to be wanted!and it will not be amiss
to have them often wanted�察�to have something or other forgotten
most days�察�Just to have a nominal supply you know�察�that poor old
Andrew may not lose his daily Job!but in fact to buy the chief of
our consumption of the Stringers。¨ `Very well my Love�察�that can be
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easily done!and Cook will be satisfied!which will be a great
comfort�察 �for she is always complaining of old Andrew now�察 �and
says he never brings her what she wants。!There!now the old
House is quite left behind。!What is it�察�your Brother Sidney says
about it¨s being a Hospital�拭� `Oh� �my dear Mary�察�merely a Joke of
his。 He pretends to advise me to make a Hospital of it。 He pretends
to laugh at my Improvements。 Sidney says any thing you know。 He
has always said what he chose of and to us�察�all。 Most Families have
such a member among them I believe Miss Heywood。!There is a
someone in most families privileged by superior abilities or spirits
to say anything。!In ours�察�it is Sidney�察�who is a very clever Young
Man�察�and with great powers of pleasing。!He lives too much in
the World to be settled�察�that is his only fault。!He is here and there
and every where。 I wish we may get him to Sanditon。 I should like
to have you acquainted with him。!And it would be a fine thing for
the Place� �Such a young Man as Sidney�察�with his neat equipage
and fashionable air�察�You and I Mary�察 �know what effect it might
have�此�Many a respectable Family�察�many a careful Mother�察�many a
pretty Daughter�察�might it secure us�察�to the prejudice of E。 Bourne
and Hastings。¨!They were now approaching the Church and real
village of Sanditon�察 �which stood at the foot of the Hill they were
afterwards to ascend!a Hill�察 �whose side was covered with the
Woods and enclosures of Sanditon House and whose Height
ended in an open Down where the new Buildings might soon be
looked for。 A branch only�察 �of the Valley�察 �winding more obliquely
towards the Sea�察�gave a passage to an inconsiderable Stream�察�and
formed at its mouth�察�a third Habitable Division�察�in a small cluster
of Fisherman¨s Houses。!The Village contained little more than
Cottages�察 �but the Spirit of the day had been caught�察 �as Mr。 P。
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observed with delight to Charlotte�察�and two or three of the best of
them were smartened up with a white Curtain and `Lodgings to
let¨�察�and farther on�察�in the little Green Court of an old Farm House�察�
two Females in elegant white were actually to