:preſsed at the same moment in his hand. –––As Tom Musgrave was seen no more, wemay suppose his plan to have succeeded, &imagine him mortifying with his Barrel of Oysters, in dreary solitude — or gladly aſsistingthe Landlady in her ^Bar little parlour to makefresh Negus for the D happy Dancers above.Emma could not help miſsing the party,by whom she had been, tho’though in ^{some respects} such various^{unpleasantly,} ways,^ so much distinguished, & the two Danceswhich followed & concluded the Ball, wererather flat, in comparison with the others. —M^r . E.Edwardes having play’dplayed with good luck, they weresome of the last in the room —"Here we are,back again I declare — said Emma sorrowfully, as she walked into the Edwards’s Dining room, ^{where the Table was prepared, for Supper, & the neat} where the Clot^h was ^neat Upper maid was lightingthe Candles — "My dear Miſs Edwards – howsoon it is ^{at an end!} o^ver! — I wish it could all comeover again! —" ^{A great deal of kind pleasure was} They^ all expreſsed their pleasurein her having enjoyed the Even^g .Evening so much —& M^r . Edwards was ^as particularly^{warm as herself,} earnest in praising^{in praise of the fullneſs, brilliancy} the exc^ellence of the ^ Meeting & Spirit of the Meeting