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cheerful confidence in   futurity�察  �against  that  over´anxious   caution 

which seems to insult exertion and distrust Providence� �She had 

been   forced   into  prudence   in   her  youth�察 �she  learned   romance   as 

she grew older!the natural sequel of an unnatural beginning。 



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    With    all  these    circumstances�察      �recollections    and    feelings�察  �she 

could not hear that Captain Wentworth¨s sister was likely to live at 

Kellynch without a revival of former pain�察�and many a stroll�察�and 

many a sigh�察�were necessary to dispel the agitation of the idea。 She 

often told herself it was folly�察�before she could harden her nerves 

sufficiently to feel the continual discussion of the Crofts and their 

business      no   evil。  She    was    assisted�察   �however�察     �by   that   perfect 

indifference and apparent unconsciousness�察�among the only three 

of her own friends in the secret of the past�察�which seemed almost 

to    deny    any    recollection     of   it。  She   could    do    justice   to   the 

superiority   of   Lady   Russell¨s   motives   in   this�察  �over   those       of  her 

father   and   Elizabeth�察  �she   could   honour   all   the   better   feelings   of 

her   calmness!but   the   general   air   of   oblivion   among   them   was 

highly   important�察  �from   whatever   it   sprung�察  �and   in   the   event   of 

Admiral      Croft¨s   really   taking    Kellynch     Hall�察  �she   rejoiced    anew 

over the conviction which had always been most grateful to her�察�of 

the past being known to those three only among her connexions�察�

by whom no syllable�察�she believed�察�would ever be whispered�察�and 

in   the  trust  that  among   his�察  �the   brother   only   with   whom   he   had 

been   residing�察  �had   received   any   information   of   their   short´lived 

engagement。!That             brother    had    been    long    removed      from    the 

country!and being a sensible man�察�and�察�moreover�察�a single   man 

at  the   time�察  �she   had   a  fond dependence   on   no   human   creature¨s 

having heard of it from him。 

    The     sister�察  �Mrs。     Croft�察  �had     then    been     out   of   England�察�

accompanying          her   husband     on   a  foreign    station�察  �and    her  own 

sister�察�Mary�察�had been at school while it  all   occurred!and never 

admitted by  the   pride  of  some�察�and   the   delicacy  of  others�察  �to  the 

smallest knowledge of it afterwards。 



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    With these supports�察�she hoped that the acquaintance between 

herself and the   Crofts�察  �which�察  �with  Lady  Russell�察�still   resident  in 

Kellynch�察�and Mary fixed only three miles off�察�must be anticipated�察�

need not involve any particular awkwardness。 



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                              CHAPTER V 



           n   the   morning   appointed   for   Admiral   and   Mrs。   Croft¨s 

           seeing Kellynch Hall�察�Anne found it most natural to take 

 O 

           her almost daily walk to Lady Russell¨s�察�and keep out of 

the   way   till   all   was   over�察  �when   she   found   it   most   natural   to   be 

sorry that she had missed the opportunity of seeing them。 

   This meeting of the two parties proved highly satisfactory�察�and 

decided the whole business at once。 Each lady was previously well 

disposed for an agreement�察�and saw  nothing�察  �therefore�察  �but  good 

manners in the other�察�and with regard to the gentlemen�察�there was 

such an hearty good humour�察�such an open�察�trusting liberality on 

the Admiral¨s side�察�as could not but influence Sir Walter�察�who had 

besides     been    flattered   into  his   very   best  and    most    polished 

behaviour   by   Mr。   Shepherd¨s   assurances   of   his   being   known�察  �by 

report�察�to the Admiral�察�as a model of good breeding。 

   The     house   and   grounds�察    �and   furniture�察  �were   approved�察    �the 

Crofts   were   approved�察  �terms�察  �time�察  �every   thing�察  �and   every   body�察�

was   right�察  �and   Mr。   Shepherd¨s   clerks   were   set   to   work�察  �without 

there having been a single preliminary difference to modify of all 

that ^This indenture sheweth。 ̄ 

    Sir  Walter�察  �without  hesitation�察�declared   the   Admiral   to   be   the 

best´looking sailor he had ever met with�察�and went so far as to say�察�

that if his own man might have had the arranging of his hair�察�he 

should not be ashamed of being seen with him any where�察�and the 

Admiral�察�with sympathetic cordiality�察�observed to his wife as they 

drove back through the Park�察 �I thought we should soon come to a 



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deal�察   �my   dear�察  �in  spite   of  what    they   told  us   at  Taunton。     The 

Baronet will never set the Thames on fire�察�but there seems to be 

no    harm    in  him�此院�reciprocal         compliments�察     �which     would    have 

been esteemed about equal。 

    The Crofts were to have possession at Michaelmas�察�and   as   Sir 

Walter proposed removing to Bath in the course of the preceding 

month�察  �there   was   no   time   to   be   lost   in   making   every   dependant 

arrangement。 

    Lady Russell�察�convinced that Anne would not be allowed to be 

of   any   use�察  �or   any   importance�察  �in   the   choice   of   the   house   which 

they were going to secure�察�was very unwilling to have her hurried 

away   so   soon�察  �and     wanted    to  make     it  possible   for  her   to  stay 

behind till she might convey her to Bath herself  after  Christmas�察�

but   having   engagements   of   her   own   which   must   take   her   from 

Kellynch      for   several    weeks�察   �she   was    unable    to   give   the   full 

invitation     she   wished�察   �and   Anne    though     dreading     the   possible 

heats of September in all the white glare of Bath�察�and grieving to 

forego     all  the  influence    so   sweet   and    so  sad   of  the   autumnal 

months in the country�察�did not think that�察�everything considered�察�

she wished to remain。 It would be most right�察�and most wise�察�and�察�

therefore must involve least suffering to go with the others。 

    Something       occurred�察    �however�察    �to  give   her   a  different    duty。 

Mary�察�often a little unwell�察�and always thinking a great deal of her 

own   complaints�察�and always in   the   habit   of   claiming   Anne   when 

anything was the matter�察�was indisposed�察�and foreseeing that she 

should not have a day¨s health all the autumn�察�entreated�察�or rather 

required   her�察  �for   it   was   hardly   entreaty�察  �to   come   to   Uppercross 

Cottage�察  �and   bear   her   company   as   long   as   she   should   want   her�察�

instead of going to Bath。 



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    ^I   cannot   possibly   do   without   Anne�察院     �was    Mary¨s    reasoning�察�

and Elizabeth¨s reply was�察 �Then I am sure Anne had better stay�察�

for nobody will want her in Bath。 ̄ 

    To be claimed as a good�察�though in an improper style�察�is at least 

better than being rejected as no good at all�察�and Anne�察�glad to be 

thought of some use�察�glad to have anything marked out as a duty�察�

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