Chapter 96Captain Cambridge had come to Kellynch as if in a home to stay as long as he wanted, as he was as thoroughly the subject of the admiral's fraternal kindness as his wife's. On his first arrival, he had intended to travel to Shropshire very soon and visit the brother living in that country, but the attraction of Uppercross caused him to postpone this. There was so much kindness and flattery and everything charming in his reception there; the old were so hospitable, the young so pleasant that he couldn't decide to stay where he was and take all the charm and perfection of Edward's wife on credit for a little longer.
Soon it was uppercross with him almost every day. The Cumberlands could hardly be more willing to invite than he was, especially in the morning when he didn't have a co
