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concluding in favour of a Tandem�察 �little Mary¨s young eyes
distinguished the Coachman and she eagerly called out�察 �¨Tis
Uncle Sidney Mama�察�it is indeed。¨ And so it proved。!Mr。 Sidney
Parker driving his Servant in a very neat Carriage was soon
opposite to them�察 �and they all stopped for a few minutes。 The
manners of the Parkers were always pleasant among themselves!
and it was a very friendly meeting between Sidney and his sister´
in´law�察�who was most kindly taking it for granted that he was on
his way to Trafalgar House。 This he declined however。 `He was
just come from Eastbourne�察�proposing to spend two or three days�察�
as it might happen�察 �at Sanditon!but the Hotel must be his
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Quarters!He was expecting to be joined there by a friend or
two。¨!The rest was common enquiries and remarks�察 �with kind
notice of little Mary�察�and a very well´bred Bow and proper address
to Miss Heywood on her being named to him!and they parted�察�to
meet again within a few hours。!Sidney Parker was about seven
or eight and twenty�察�very good´looking�察�with a decided air of Ease
and Fashion�察�and a lively countenance。!This adventure afforded
agreable discussion for some time。 Mrs。 P。 entered into all her
Husband¨s joy on the occasion�察 �and exulted in the credit which
Sidney¨s arrival would give to the place。 The road to Sanditon H。
was a broad�察 �handsome�察 �planted approach�察 �between fields�察 �and
conducting at the end of a quarter of a mile through second Gates
into the Grounds�察�which though not extensive had all the Beauty
and Respectability which an abundance of very fine Timber could
give。!These Entrance Gates were so much in a corner of the
Grounds or Paddock�察 �so near one of its Boundaries�察 �that an
outside fence was at first almost pressing on the road!till an
angle here�察�and a curve there threw them to a better distance。 The
Fence was a proper Park paling in excellent condition�察 �with
clusters of fine Elms�察 �or rows of old Thorns following its line
almost every where。!Almost must be stipulated!for there were
vacant spaces!and through one of these�察 �Charlotte as soon as
they entered the Enclosure�察 �caught a glimpse over the pales of
something White and Womanish in the field on the other side�察�it
was something which immediately brought Miss B。 into her
head!and stepping to the pales�察 �she saw indeed!and very
decidedly�察�in spite of the Mist�察�Miss B。 seated�察�not far before her�察�at
the foot of the bank which sloped down from the outside of the
Paling and which a narrow Path seemed to skirt along�察�Miss
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Brereton seated apparently very composedly!and Sir E。D。 by her
side。!They were sitting so near each other and appeared so
closely engaged in gentle conversation�察�that Charlotte instantly felt
she had nothing to do but to step back again�察 �and say not a
word。!Privacy was certainly their object。!It could not but strike
her rather unfavourably with regard to Clara�察�but hers was a
situation which must not be judged with severity。!She was glad
to perceive that nothing had been discerned by Mrs Parker�察 �If
Charlotte had not been considerably the tallest of the two�察 �Miss
B。¨s white ribbons might not have fallen within the ken of her
more observant eyes。!Among other points of moralising
reflection which the sight of this Tete a Tete produced�察�Charlotte
could not but think of the extreme difficulty which secret Lovers
must have in finding a proper spot for their stolen Interviews。!
Here perhaps they had thought themselves so perfectly secure
from observation!the whole field open before them!a steep
bank and Pales never crossed by the foot of Man at their back!
and a great thickness of air�察�in aid。 Yet here�察�she had seen them。
They were really ill´used。!The House was large and handsome�察�
two Servants appeared�察 �to admit them�察 �and everything had a
suitable air of Property and Order。!Lady D。 valued herself upon
her liberal Establishment�察�and had great enjoyment in the order
and the Importance of her style of living。!They were shewn into
the usual sitting room�察 �well´proportioned and well´furnished�察�
tho¨ it was Furniture rather originally good and extremely well
kept�察 �than new or shewey!and as Lady D。 was not there�察�
Charlotte had leisure to look about�察�and to be told by Mrs。 P。 that
the whole´length Portrait of a stately Gentleman�察 �which placed
over the Mantlepeice�察�caught the eye immediately�察�was the picture
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of Sir H。 Denham!and that one among many Miniatures in
another part of the room�察 �little conspicuous�察 �represented Mr。
Hollis。!Poor Mr。 Hollis� �It was impossible not to feel him hardly
used�察 �to be obliged to stand back in his own House and see the
best place by the fire constantly occupied by Sir H。 D。
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