stir a step on any busineſs.^^{of mine.} —^ Your Ancle wants rest. I see by the position of your foot, that you have used it toomuch already. – No, I shall go aboutmy House-taking directly. Our Dinneris not ordered till six — & by that time I hope to have completed it. It is nowonly 1/2half past 4. — As to seeing me again^{to day —} this Even^gEvening – I cannot answer for it;the others will be at the Hotel all the Even^gEvening, & delighted to see you at any time, but as soon as I get back I shall hear what Arthur has done about our own Lodgings, & probably the moment Dinner is over, shall be out againon busineſs relative to them, for wehope to get into ^{some other Lodgings or other} the^m & be settledafter breakfast tomorrow. — I have not much confidence in poor Arthur'sskill for Lodging-taking, but he seemedto like ^{the commiſsion.} to undertake it. —" "I thinkyou are doing too much, said M^r . P.Parker You will knock yourself up. You sh^d .should not move again after Dinner."

"^{"No, indeed you should not –} Oh! — as to your Sisters Dinner — criedhis wife, ^{for Dinner is such a} that's never anything more ^mere than a name with you all, that