[53] The sisters kept the name Bigg, though father and brother became Bigg Wither.
[54] Memoir, pp. 93, 94.
[55] Memoir, p. 54.
[57] Chawton Manor and its Owners, p. 159.
[58] These letters will be found in Mr. W. H. Pollock's Jane Austen, her Contemporaries and herself.
[59] Brabourne, vol. ii. p. 341, and vol. i. p. 281. The Gloucestershire visit was probably to the Fowles at Elkstone. See [p. 373].
[60] It was far from being his wish that Lady Susan should form the title of a separate volume. This work, and The Watsons, were to be printed as an appendix at the end of the Memoir. By some mistake, however, when the second edition appeared, the whole book bore the title of Lady Susan on its outside cover.
[61] How little she expected them to be published may be gathered from a sentence written by her niece Anna, at the time of the publication of the Memoir: 'I can fancy what the indignation of Aunt Cassandra would have been at the mere idea of its [the correspondence] being read and commented upon by any of us nephews and nieces, little or great.'
[62] Essays and Studies by Members of the English Association, vol. ii. p. 10.