answered "Yes, Yes; – How active & howkind you have been!" –"The Westindians, she continued, whom I look upon asthe most desirable of the two — as theBest of ^{the Good}two Excellent — prove to be aM^rs . Griffiths & her family. I ^knowhave only ^{them only}heard of them through others. –My friend ^{You must}Fanny Noyce I dare say you haveheard me mention Miſs Capper, theparticular friend of my very particularfriend Fanny Noyce; – now, Miſs Capperis extremely intimate with a M^rs - Darling, who is on terms of constantcorrespondence with M^rs . Griffiths her::self. – ^OnlyBut a short chain, you see,between us, & not a Link wanting.M^rs . G.Griffiths meant to go to the Sea, for heryoung People's benefit — had fixed onthe coast of Suſsex, but was undecidedas to the ^whereSpot, wanted something Pri::vate, & wrote to ask the opinion ofher friend M^rs . Darling. — Miſs Capperhappened to be staying with M^rs . D.Darlingwhen M^rs . G.'sGriffiths'sLetter arrived, & wasconsulted ^onas to the question; she wrote the same day to Fanny Noyce andmentioned it to her — & Fanny all alive