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impression。¨ He read。!`My dear Tom�察�We were all much  grieved 

at   your   accident�察  �and   if   you   had   not   described   yourself   as   fallen 

into   such   very   good   hands�察  �I   should   have   been   with   you   at   all 

hazards   the   day after  the   receipt  of   your   Letter�察  �though   it   found 

me   suffering   under   a   more   severe   attack   than   usual   of   my   old 

grievance�察�Spasmodic Bile and hardly able to crawl from my Bed 

to    the   Sofa。!But        how     were     you    treated�拭�Send          me    more 

Particulars       in  your    next。!If     indeed     a  simple     Sprain�察   �as   you 

denominate it�察�nothing would have been  so  judicious as Friction�察�

Friction      by   the    hand     alone�察   �supposing      it  could     be   applied 

instantly。!Two          years    ago   I  happened       to   be   calling    on   Mrs。 

Sheldon when her Coachman sprained his foot as he was cleaning 

the   Carriage   and   could   hardly   limp   into   the   House!but   by   the 

immediate        use   of  Friction    alone    steadily   persevered      in�察 。�and    I 



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rubbed       his  Ancle     with   my    own     hand     for  six   Hours     without 

Intermission��!he was well in three days。!Many Thanks my dear 

Tom�察  �for   the   kindness   with   respect   to   us�察  �which   had   so   large   a 

share in bringing on your accident!But pray never run into Peril 

again�察  �in   looking   for   an   Apothecary   on   our   account�察  �for   had   you 

the most experienced Man in his Line settled at Sanditon�察�it would 

be    no   recommendation          to  us。  We    have    entirely   done    with    the 

whole Medical Tribe。 We have consulted Physician after Physician 

in vain�察�till we are quite convinced that they can do nothing for us 

and that we must trust to our own knowledge of our own wretched 

Constitutions for any relief。!But if you think it advisable for  the 

interest of the Place�察�to get a Medical Man there�察�I will undertake 

the commission with pleasure�察�and have no doubt of succeeding。! 

I could soon put the necessary Irons in the fire。!As for getting to 

Sanditon myself it is quite an Impossibility。 I   grieve   to  say  that  I 

dare not attempt it�察�but my feelings tell me too plainly that in my 

present   state�察  �the   Sea   air   would   probably   be   the   death   of   me。! 

And   neither   of   my   dear   Companions   will   leave   me�察  �or   I   would 

promote   their   going   down   to   you   for   a   fortnight。   But   in   truth�察  �I 

doubt   whether   Susan¨s   nerves   would   be   equal   to   the   effort。   She 

has   been   suffering   much   from   the   Headache   and   Six   Leaches   a 

day for ten days together relieved her  so  little   that  we   thought  it 

right     to    change      our     measures!and           being     convinced        on 

examination that much of the Evil lay in her Gum�察�I persuaded her 

to attack the disorder there。 She has accordingly had three Teeth 

drawn�察  �and   is   decidedly   better�察  �but   her   Nerves   are   a   good   deal 

deranged。   She   can   only   speak   in   a       whisper!and   fainted   away 

twice   this   morning   on   poor   Arthur¨s   trying   to   suppress   a   cough。 

He�察�I am happy to say is tolerably well!tho¨ more languid than I 



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like!and   I   fear   for   his   Liver。!I   have   heard   nothing   of   Sidney 

since your being together in Town�察�but conclude his scheme to the 

I。 of Wight has not taken place�察�or we should have seen him in his 

way。!Most sincerely do we wish you a good Season at Sanditon�察�

and though we cannot contribute to your Beau Monde in person�察�

we are doing our utmost to send you Company worth having�察�and 

think   we   may   safely   reckon   on   securing   you   two   large   Families�察�

one a rich West Indian from Surry�察�the other�察�a most respectable 

Girls Boarding School�察�or Academy�察�from Camberwell。!I will not 

tell you how many People I have employed in the business!Wheel 

within     wheel。!But        Success     more     than    repays。!Yours         most 

affectionately�察�&c。¨!`Well¨!said Mr。 P。!as he finished。 `Though I 

dare   say   Sidney   might   find   something   extremely   entertaining   in 

this Letter and make us laugh for half an hour together I declare I 

by myself�察�can see nothing in it but what is either very pitiable or 

very creditable。!With all their sufferings�察�you perceive how much 

they  are  occupied in promoting  the  Good   of  others� �So   anxious 

for    Sanditon�     �Two     large   Families!One�察        �for  Prospect      House 

probably�察�the other�察�for No。 2。 Denham Place!or the end house of 

the Terrace�察�and extra Beds at the Hotel。!I told you my Sisters 

were excellent Women�察�Miss H。¨ `And I am sure they must be very 

extraordinary        ones。¨!said      Charlotte。    `I  am    astonished     at   the 

chearful   style   of   the   Letter�察  �considering   the   state   in   which   both 

Sisters   appear   to   be。!Three   Teeth   drawn   at   once� �frightful� � 

Your Sister Diana seems almost as ill as possible�察�but those three 

Teeth   of   your   Sister   Susan¨s�察  �are   more   distressing   than   all   the 

rest。¨    `Oh� �they       are    so   used     to   the    operation!to        every 

operation!and         have    such   Fortitude� �    `Your    Sisters   know     what 

they  are   about�察  �I   dare   say�察  �but   their   Measures   seem   to   touch   on 



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Extremes。!I   feel   that   in   any   illness�察  �I   should   be   so   anxious   for 

Professional advice�察 �so  very  little   venturesome   for  myself�察  �or  any 

body I loved� �But then�察�we have been so healthy a family�察�that I 

can be no Judge of what the habit of self´doctoring may do。¨ `Why 

to own the truth�察� said Mrs。 P。!`I do think the Miss Parkers carry 

it   too   far   sometimes!and   so   do   you   my   Love�察  �you   know。!You 

often   think   they  would be   better�察  �if   they   would   leave   themselves 

more   alone!and   especially   Arthur。   I   know   you   think   it   a   great 

pity they should give him such a turn for being ill。¨ `Well�察�well!my 

dear Mary!I grant you�察�it is unfortunate for poor Arthur�察�that�察�at 

his    time    of   Life   he   should     be   encouraged        to   give   way    to 

Indisposition。      It is  bad�察�it     is  bad    that   he  should     be   fancying 

himself   too   sickly   for   any   Profession!and   sit   down   at   one   and 

twenty�察�on the interest of his own little Fortune�察�without any idea 

of attempting to improve it�察�or of engaging in any occupation that 

may be of use to himself or others。!But let us talk of pleasanter 

things。!These         two    large   Families     are  just   what    we   wanted! 

But!here is something at hand�察�pleasanter still!Morgan�察�with his 

^Dinner on Table。 ̄¨ 



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                             CHAPTER VI 



          he Party were very soon moving after Dinner。 Mr。 P。 could 

          not be satisfied without an   early  visit  to  the   Library�察  �and 

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          the Library Subscription book�察�and 

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