When she went away^{the other day,}^ she said it should bethe last time. of trial. – I suppose you didnot know what her^particular Busineſs was at ^Chichester South::ampton – ^{nor what [..]gueſs at1 the} you did not suspect object ^butthat2 that  ^tcould3 co^uld take her away, ^{from Stanton} fro^m home justas you were coming home after so manyyears absence." — "No indeed, I ^{had not} sho^uld never ^the ha^ve smallest suspicion of it. I considered herengagement to M^rs . Shaw just at that timeas very unfortunate for me. I had hopedto find all my Sisters at home; ^{to be able to} I wished tomake aan⁴^^immediate friend of each." —"I suspect the D^r .. to have had an attack of the ^Asthma. G^out, & thatshe was hurried away on that account —The Shaws are quite on her side. – At leastI beleive so – but she tells me nothing. Sheprofeſses to keep her own counsel; she says,& truly enough, that "Too many Cooks spoilthe Broth." –––"I am sorry for her anxieties,said Emma, — but I do not like her plansor her opinions. I shall be afraid of her. –She must have too masculine & bold a temper. –To be so bent on Marriage – to pursue a Man merelyfor the sake of Situation – is a sort of thing that