^increased ro^se, when as she ^{in the Card room} was sitting ^somewhat screenedby a door, she heard L^d .Lord Osborne, who was lounging with Tom Musgrave on a vacant Table nearher, say call^ ^Tom Musgrave towards him & say, " ^{Why do not you} Musgrave, when dance ^{that beautiful} with^ Emma Watson? –I want you to dance with ^{her –} that girl — & I willcome & stand by you. —" She is a beautiful Crea::ture." "I was ^{determining on it this} think^ing of being very moment to be introduced, to her my Lord; ^{I’ll be introduced &} & t^ dance withher directly. –" "Aye do — & if you find she doesnot want much Talking ^to, ^ you may intro::duce me by & bye." — "Very well my Lord–––.If she is like her Sisters, she will only want to be listened to. – I will go this moment. Ishall find ^her^in the Tea room. That stiff old M^rs .. E.Edwardes has never done tea." — Away he went — L^d .Lord Osborne after him — & Emma lost notime in hurrying from her corner, ^{directly the exactly} int^o the other way, forgetting in her haste that sheleft M^rs . Edwardes behind. — "We had quitelost you – said M^rs . E.Edwardes – who followed her withMary, in leſs than five minutes. — If you prefer this room to the other, there is no reason why you should not be here, but we hadbetter all be together." Emma was saved