I thought Turner had been reckoned an extra==ordinary sensible, clever man. – How the Devilcame he to leave make such a will?" — "MyUncle’s sense is not at all impeached in my o::pinion, by his attachment to my Aunt. Shehad been an excellent wife to him. The mostLiberal & enlightened minds are always the mostconfiding. — The event has been unfortunate,for me, but my Uncle’s memory is^ ^{if poſsible} endeared tome by such a proof of tender respect for myAunt." — "That’s odd sort of Talking! – Hemight have provided decently for his widow,without leaving ^{every thing that he had to dispose of, or any part of it}i^t all at her mercy. —" "MyAunt may have erred – said Emma warmly —she has erred — but my Uncle’s conduct wasfaultleſs. I was her own Neice, & he left tohe^r^self the power & the pleasure of providing forme." — "But unluckily she has left the pleasureof providing for you, to your Father,^^1& withoutthe power. — That’s the long & the short of thebusineſs. After keeping you at a distance from your family for ^{such a}14 ^years length of time as mustdo away all natural affectio^n ^{among us} & breeding youup (I suppose) in a superior stile, you arereturned upon their hands without a sixpence." "You know, replied Emma struggling with hertears, my Uncle’s melancholy state of health. –He was a greater Invalid than my father. He c^d .couldnot leave home." "I do not mean to make you cry. –said Rob^t .Robert rather softened — & after a short silence,by way of changing the subject, he added