Latter, to the advantage of being the rem::nant of a Connection which she certainly valued, joined those of having been knownto her from their Childhood & of beingalways ^{at hand to preserve their} able by their vicinity, to interest by reasonable attention. Sir Edward, thepresent Baronet, nephew to Sir Harry, re::sided constantly at Denham Park; & M^r . P —Parkerhad little doubt, that he & his Sister Miſs D —Denhamwho always lived with him, w^d .would be veryprincipally remembered in her Will.He sincerely hoped it. — Miſs Denham had avery small provision – & her Brother was apoor Man for his rank in Society. "He is awarm friend to Sanditon – said M^r . Parker —& his hand w^d .would be as liberal as his heart, if he had^^he the Power. – He would be a noble Coadjutor! — As it is, – he does what hecan – & is running up a tasteful little Cottage Ornèe, on a strip of waste Ground^{Lady D.Denham has granted him,} he holds under Lady D —Denham, which I haveno doubt ^{we shall} will have many a Candidatefor, before the end even of this Season." Till within the last twelvemonth, M^r . P.Parker hadconsidered Sir Edw:Edward as standing without arival, as being having ^{the fairest} a very fair chance of succeeding to the greater part of all thatshe had to give — but there was now