delicate health." — "It was very strange! –very remarkable! – very extraordinary" but they were all agreed in determin^g¹ itto be impoſsible that there should not betwo Families;totally seperate & distinct, such a totally distinct set of people as wereconcerned in the reports of ^each,them^ made thatmatter quite certain. There must be twoFamilies. — Impoſsible to be otherwise. – "Im::poſsible" & "Impoſsible," was repeated over& over again with great fervour. – Anaccidental resemblance of Names & circum::stances, however striking at first, involvednothing really incredible — and so it wassettled. — Miſs Diana herself derivedan immediate ^advantageGood^ to counterbalance herPerplexity. She must put her shawl over her shoulders, & be running about again. Tired as she was, she must instantlyrepair to the Hotel, to investigate thetruth & offer her Services. —

It would not do. — Not all that the wholeParker ^racefamily could say among themselves,c^d .could produce a happier catastofrophéeé² than^^that the Family from Surry & the Familyfrom Camberwell ^werebeing one & thesame. — The rich Westindians, & theyoung LadiesSeminary had all entered