of Civilization, while the growth ofthe place, the Buildings, the ^Nursery laying ^Grounds out Gardens, the demand for every thing,& the sure resort of the very best Company,theose¹ regular, steady, private Familiesof thorough Gentility & Character, ^who excite^{are a bleſsing every where, excite} not only the industry of the Poor,^^2and but diffuse comfort & improvement amongthem of every ^sort. kind. — No Sir, I aſsureyou, Sanditon is not a place –––" "I do not mean to take exceptions toany one place in particular Sir, an::swered M^r . H.Heywood — I only think our Coastis too full of them altogether — Buthad not we better try to get you" — "Our Coast too full" — repeated M^r . P.Parker —On that point perhaps we may not^^totally disagree; – At least there are enough.Our Coast is abundant enough; it demandsno more. – Everybody's Taste & everybody's finances may be suited — And those good people who are trying to add to the number, are in myopinion exceſsively absurd, & I have no doubt will^^{must soon} find themselves in