"Are you going? – said I. You will find M^r . Ver::non in his own room." —

"No Catherine, replied he. — I am not going. –Will you let me speak to you a moment  in your?"¹ own room? —"

We went ^{into my room.} th^ither directly."I find, continued he, his confusion increasing as he spoke, that I havebeen acting with my usual foolish Impetuosity. — I have entirely misunderstood Lady Susan, & was on the point of leaving the house under a falseimpreſsion of her conduct. — There has been somevery great mistake — we have been all mista::ken I fancy. — Frederica does not know her Mo::ther — Lady Susan means nothing but her Good —but Frederica will not make a friend of her. — Lady Susan therefore does not always knowwhat will make her daughter happy. — BesidesI could have no right to interfere — Miſs Vernonwas mistaken in applying to me. — In short