looked them over, added — "I beleive Ican explain it Sir. — Your mistake isin the place. — There are two Willing::dens in this Country — & your adver::tisements refer to the other — which is Great Willingden, or Willingden Abbots, & lies 7 miles off, on the other sideof Battel — quite down in the Weald.And we Sir — (speaking rather proudly)are not in the Weald." –––"Not down in the Weald I am sure Sir, repliedthe Travellor, pleasantly. It took ushalf an hour to climb your Hill. –Well Sir — I dare say it is as you say, & I have made an abominably stupid Blunder. — All done in a moment; – the advertisements did not catch myeye till the^^last half hour of our beingin Town —; ^^whereen1 [.]everything^{2was being} ^in^{in the} hurry & confusion which always attend ashort stay there –^{One is never} nothing able to becompleted^^anything in the way of Busineſs^^{you know} till the Carriage is at the door —^^and I^{accordingly satisfying} satisf^ied myself with a breif enquiry,& finding we were actually to paſs