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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