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interrupt      my    enjoyment       of   his   Lines。!I      have    difficulty    in 

depending on the Truth of his Feelings as a Lover。 I have not faith 

in the sincerity of the affections of a Man of his Description。 He felt 

and he wrote and he forgot。¨ `Oh� �no no¨!exclaimed Sir Edward in 

an   extasy。   `He   was   all   ardour   and    Truth� �His       Genius   and     his 

Susceptibilities might lead him into some Aberrations!But who is 

perfect�拭�It   were   Hyper´criticism�察  �it   were   Pseudo´philosophy   to 

expect   from   the   soul   of   high   toned   Genius�察  �the   grovellings   of   a 

common         mind。!The          Coruscations        of   Talent�察    �elicited     by 

impassioned         feeling     in   the    breast     of   Man�察    �are    perhaps 

incompatible with some of the prosaic Decencies of Life�察�nor can 

you�察   �loveliest    Miss    Heywood       ��speaking      with   an   air   of   deep 

sentiment��!nor   can   any   Woman   be   a   fair   Judge   of   what   a   Man 

may be propelled to say�察�write or do�察�by the sovereign impulses of 

illimitable      Ardour。¨     This     was    very     fine�察�but      if   Charlotte 

understood   it   at   all�察  �not   very   moral!and   being   moreover   by   no 

means      pleased    with    his  extraordinary      stile  of  compliment�察     �she 

gravely answered `I really know nothing of the matter。!This is a 

charming       day。   The    Wind    I  fancy   must    be   Southerly。¨     `Happy�察�

happy Wind�察�to engage Miss Heywood¨s Thoughts� � She began to 

think him downright silly。!His chusing to walk with her�察�she had 

learnt to understand。 It was done to pique Miss Brereton。 She had 

read it�察�in an anxious glance or two on his side!but why he should 

talk   so   much   Nonsense�察  �unless   he   could   do   no   better�察  �was   un´ 



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intelligible。!He        seemed     very    sentimental�察    �very    full  of  some 

Feelings     or  other�察  �and    very   much    addicted     to  all  the  newest´ 

fashioned hard words!had not a very clear Brain she presumed�察�

and   talked   a   good   deal   by   rote。!The   Future   might   explain   him 

further!but       when     there   was    a  proposition     for  going   into   the 

Library she felt that she had had quite enough of Sir Edward for 

one    morning�察  �and     very   gladly   accepted     Lady    D。¨s  invitation    of 

remaining on the Terrace with her。!The others all left them�察�Sir 

Edward with looks of very gallant despair in tearing himself away�察�

and they united their agreableness!that  is�察  �Lady  Denham like   a 

true great Lady�察�talked and talked only of her own concerns�察�and 

Charlotte   listened!amused   in   considering   the   contrast   between 

her   two   companions。!Certainly�察  �there   was   no   strain   of   doubtful 

Sentiment�察�nor  any phrase   of  difficult  interpretation   in   Lady   D¨s 

discourse。 Taking hold of Charlotte¨s arm with the ease of one who 

felt that any notice from her was an Honour�察�and communicative�察�

from the influence of the same conscious Importance or a natural 

love    of   talking�察   �she    immediately       said   in   a   tone    of  great 

satisfaction!and with a look of arch sagacity!`Miss Esther wants 

me   to   invite   her   and   her   Brother   to   spend   a   week   with   me   at 

Sanditon   House�察  �as   I   did   last   Summer!but   I   shan¨t。!She   has 

been trying to get round me every way�察�with her praise of this�察�and 

her praise of that�察�but I saw what she was about。!I saw through it 

all。!I am not very easily taken in my Dear。¨ Charlotte could think 

of nothing more harmless to be said�察�than the simple enquiry of! 

`Sir Edward and Miss Denham�拭�!`Yes�察�my Dear。 My young Folks�察�

as I call them sometimes�察�for I take them very much by the hand。 I 

had them with me last Summer about this time�察�for a week�察�from 

Monday to Monday�察�and very delighted and thankful they were。! 



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For they are very good young People my Dear。 I   would  not  have 

you think that I only  notice them�察�for poor dear Sir Harry¨s sake。 

No�察   �no�察  �they   are  very   deserving     themselves�察    �or   trust  me�察  �they 

would not be so much in my  Company。!I   am not  the   Woman   to 

help   any  body  blindfold。!I   always   take   care   to   know   what   I   am 

about and who I have to deal with�察�before I stir a finger。!I do not 

think I was ever over´reached in my Life�察�and That is a good deal 

for a Woman to say that has been married   twice。!Poor  dear  Sir 

Harry ��between ourselves�� thought at first to have got more。!But 

��with a bit of a sigh�� he is gone�察�and we must not find fault with the 

Dead。 Nobody could live happier together than us!and he was a 

very   honourable   Man�察  �quite   the   Gentleman   of   ancient   Family。! 

And when he   died�察�I   gave   Sir  Edward   his   Gold   Watch。¨ She   said 

this   with    a  look  at  her   Companion        which    implied    its  right  to 

produce        a    great     Impression!and           seeing      no    rapturous 

astonishment in Charlotte¨s countenance�察�added quickly!`He did 

not bequeath it to his Nephew�察�my dear!It was no bequest。 It was 

not in the Will。 He only told me�察�and that but once�察�that he should 

wish   his   Nephew   to   have   his   Watch�察  �but   it   need   not   have   been 

binding�察     �if  I   had    not    chose    it。¨  `Very    kind    indeed�     �very 

Handsome�察�!said             Charlotte�察     �absolutely       forced      to    affect 

admiration。!`Yes�察  �my   dear!and   it   is   not   the  only  kind   thing   I 

have     done    by   him。!I     have   been    a  very    liberal  friend    to  Sir 

Edward。      And    poor    young    Man�察   �he   needs    it  bad  enough�察�For 

though I am only the Dowager my Dear�察�and he is the Heir�察�things 

do  not  stand   between   us   in   the   way   they   commonly  do   between 

those   two  parties。!Not  a   shilling   do   I   receive   from   the   Denham 

Estate。 Sir Edward has no Payments to make me。  He don¨t stand 

uppermost�察  �believe   me。!It   is I  that   help  him。¨ `Indeed� �He is  a 



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very fine young Man�察�particularly Elegant in his Address。¨!This 

was   said chiefly  for   the   sake   of   saying   something!but   Charlotte 

directly saw that it was laying her open to suspicion by Lady D。¨s 

giving a shrewd glance at her and   replying!`Yes�察  �yes�察  �he   is   very 

well   to   look   at!and   it   is   to   be   hoped   that   some   Lady   of   large 

fortune will think so!for Sir Edward must marry for Money。!He 

and I often talk that matter over。!A handsome young fellow like 

him�察    �will   go   smirking      and    smiling     about    and    paying     girls 

compliments   but   he   knows   he must  marry   for   Money。!And   Sir 

Edward is a very steady young Man in the main�察�and has got very 

good   notions。¨   `Sir   Edward   Denham�察�   said   Charlotte�察   �with   such 

personal   Advantages   may   be   almost   sure   of   getting   a   Woman   of 

fortune�察�if he chuses it。¨!This glorious sentiment seemed quite to 

remove suspicion。 `Aye my Dear!That¨s very sensibly said¨ cried 

Lady   D!`And   if       we   could   but   get   a  young   Heiress     to  S。�  �But 

Heiresses   are   monstrous   scarce�   �I   do   not   th

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