this is very extraordinary! very extraordi::nary indeed! — That both should havethe same name. – Two M^rs . Griffiths! — Thisis a Letter of recommendation & introductionto me, of the Lady from Camberwell — &her name happens to be Griffiths too. —"A few lines more however, ^andbrought thecolour^^rushed into her Cheeks, & with a good  ^muchdeal^ ofPerturbation she added — "The oddestthing that ever was! — a Miſs Lambe too! —a young Westindian of large Fortune. – Butit cannot be the same. – Impoſsible thatit should be the same." — She read the Letteraloud for comfort. — It was merely to "intro::duce the Bearer, Miſs^rs .¹G.–Griffiths from Camberwell,& the three young Ladies under her care,to Miſs D.DianaP–'sParker's notice. — M^rs . G.–Griffiths being a stranger at Sanditon, was anxious for arespectable Introduction — & M^rs . C. Dupuis therefore, at the instance of the interme::diate friend, provided her with this Letter,knowing that she c^d .could not do her dearDiana a greater kindneſs than by givingher the means of being useful. — M^rs -G.'sGriffiths'scheif solicitude w^d .would be for theaccomodation & comfort of one of the youngLadies under her care, a Miſs Lambe,a young W.West Indian of large Fortune, in