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"
His
good
friend
Perry
,
too
,
whom
he
had
spoken
to
on
the
subject
,
did
not
at
present
recollect
any
thing
of
the
riddle
kind
;
but
he
had
desired
Perry
to
be
upon
the
watch
,
and
as
he
went
about
so
much
,
something
,
he
thought
,
might
come
from
that
quarter
.
It
was
by
no
means
his
daughter
's
wish
that
the
intellects
of
Highbury
in
general
should
be
put
under
requisition
.
Mr.
Elton
was
the
only
one
whose
assistance
she
asked
.
He
was
invited
to
contribute
any
really
good
enigmas
,
charades
,
or
conundrums
that
he
might
recollect
;
and
she
had
the
pleasure
of
seeing
him
most
intently
at
work
with
his
recollections
;
and
at
the
same
time
,
as
she
could
perceive
,
most
earnestly
careful
that
nothing
ungallant
,
nothing
that
did
not
breathe
a
compliment
to
the
sex
should
pass
his
lips
.
They
owed
to
him
their
two
or
three
politest
puzzles
;
and
the
joy
and
exultation
with
which
at
last
he
recalled
,
and
rather
sentimentally
recited
,
that
well-known
charade
,
My
first
doth
affliction
denote
,
Which
my
second
is
destin
'd
to
feel
And
my
whole
is
the
best
antidote
That
affliction
to
soften
and
heal
.
--
made
her
quite
sorry
to
acknowledge
that
they
had
transcribed
it
some
pages
ago
already
.
"
Why
will
not
you
write
one
yourself
for
us
,
Mr.
Elton
?
"
said
she
;
"
that
is
the
only
security
for
its
freshness
;
and
nothing
could
be
easier
to
you
.
"
"
Oh
no
!
he
had
never
written
,
hardly
ever
,
any
thing
of
the
kind
in
his
life
.
