3 q^rs .quarters from the noblest expanse of Oceanbetween the South foreland & the Land's end,^^& without the smallest advantage from it. You will not think I have made a bad exchange, when we reach TrafalgarHouse — which by the bye, I almost wishI had not named Trafalgar ––– for Waterloo is more the thing now. However, Waterloois in reserve — & if we have encouragementenough this year for ^a the little Crescent tobe ventured on – (as I trust we shall)¹, & a Crescent is a building that always takes —) then, we shall be able to call it WaterlooCrescent – & the very name ^{joined to the} will give us choice of Lodgers. — form of the Building, which always takes, will give us the commandof Lodgers –. ^^{In a good Season} We sh^d .should have more applicationsthan we could attend to."––– "It was alwaysa very comfortable House – said M^rs . Parker –looking^^{at it} through the back window with a great deal of something like the fondneſs of regret. –And such a nice Garden – such an ex::cellent Garden." "Yes, my Love, but thatwe may be said to carry with us. –It supplies us, as before, with all the fruit &vegetables we want.; & We have^^{in fact} all thecomfort of an excellent Kitchen Garden,without ^{the constant Eyesore of} having^ its formalityies;^{or the} as an Eyesore,^{yearly nuisance of its} or its occasional^ decaying vegetation. —Who can endure a Cabbage Bed in October? "