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Her own spirits improved by change of place and subject�察�by being 

removed three miles from Kellynch�察�Mary¨s   ailments lessened   by 

having a constant companion�察�and their daily intercourse with the 

other      family�察    �since    there     was     neither     superior      affection�察�

confidence�察�nor employment in the cottage�察�to be interrupted by it�察�

was rather an advantage。 It was certainly carried nearly as far as 

possible�察  �for   they   met   every   morning�察  �and   hardly   ever   spent   an 

evening asunder�察  �but  she believed   they   should   not   have   done   so 

well    without   the    sight   of   Mr。  and   Mrs。   Musgrove¨s       respectable 

forms   in   the   usual   places�察  �or   without   the   talking�察  �laughing�察  �and 

singing of their daughters。 

    She     played     a  great    deal    better    than    either    of  the    Miss 

Musgroves�察�but having no voice�察�no knowledge of the harp�察�and no 

fond     parents�察    �to  sit  by   and    fancy    themselves      delighted�察    �her 

performance was little thought of�察�only out of civility�察�or to refresh 

the others�察�as she was well aware。 She knew that when she played 

she    was    giving   pleasure     only   to  herself�察  �but   this   was   no   new 

sensation�此  �excepting   one   short   period   of   her   life�察  �she   had   never�察�

since the age of fourteen�察�never since the loss of her dear mother�察�

know the happiness of being listened to�察�or encouraged by any just 

appreciation or real   taste。   In  music   she   had been  always   used   to 

feel    alone    in  the   world�察   �and    Mr。    and   Mrs。    Musgrove¨s       fond 

partiality     for    their   own     daughters¨       performance�察      �and     total 



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indifference to any other person¨s�察�gave her  much more   pleasure 

for their sakes�察�than mortification for her own。 

    The    party   at  the   Great   House     was   sometimes      increased     by 

other     company。      The    neighbourhood        was    not   large�察   �but   the 

Musgroves       were    visited   by   everybody�察    �and    had   more     dinner´ 

parties�察   �and    more    callers�察 �more     visitors   by  invitation    and    by 

chance�察     �than   any   other    family。   There     were    more    completely 

popular。 

    The    girls  were    wild   for   dancing�察   �and    the  evenings     ended�察�

occasionally�察�in an unpremeditated little ball。 There   was a   family 

of    cousins     within    a   walk     of  Uppercross�察      �in   less   affluent 

circumstances�察       �who    depended      on   the  Musgroves       for  all  their 

pleasures�此�they would come at any time�察�and help play at anything�察�

or dance anywhere�察�and Anne�察�very much preferring the office of 

musician to a more active post�察�played country dances to them by 

the    hour   together�察   �a  kindness    which   always     recommended   her 

musical powers to the notice of Mr。 and Mrs。 Musgrove more than 

anything else�察�and often drew this compliment�察�^Well done�察�Miss 

Anne�     �very   well   done   indeed�    �Lord    bless   me�   �how    those   little 

fingers of yours fly about� 院�

    So   passed   the   first   three   weeks。   Michaelmas   came�察  �and   now 

Anne¨s   heart   must   be   in   Kellynch   again。   A   beloved   home   made 

over  to  others�察  �all   the  precious   rooms   and   furniture�察  �groves�察  �and 

prospects�察�beginning to own other eyes and other limbs� �She could 

not think of much else on the 29th of September�察�and she had this 

sympathetic       touch    in  the  evening     from   Mary�察   �who�察   �on  having 

occasion to note down the day of the month�察�exclaimed�察 �Dear me�察�

is not this the day the Crofts were to come to Kellynch�拭�I am glad I 

did not think of it before。 How low it makes me� 院�



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    The Crofts took possession with true naval alertness�察�and were 

to   be   visited。   Mary   deplored   the   necessity   for   herself。   ^Nobody 

knew how much she should suffer。 She should put it off as long as 

she    could�察院    �but   was    not   easy   till  she   had    talked    Charles     into 

driving   her   over   on   an   early   day�察  �and   was   in   a   very   animated�察�

comfortable   state        of  imaginary   agitation�察      �when   she     came   back。 

Anne had very sincerely rejoiced in   there   being  no  means   of  her 

going。 She wished�察�however to see the Crofts�察�and was glad to be 

within when the visit was returned。 They came�察�the master of the 

house was not at home�察�but the two sisters were together�察�and as it 

chanced       that   Mrs。    Croft    fell  to  the   share    of   Anne�察    �while    the 

Admiral   sat   by   Mary�察      �and   made      himself   very   agreeable   by   his 

good´humoured           notice    of  her   little  boys�察   �she   was    well   able   to 

watch for a likeness�察�and if it failed her in the features�察�to catch it 

in the voice�察�or in the turn of sentiment and expression。 

    Mrs。     Croft�察  �though      neither    tall   nor   fat�察 �had     a  squareness�察�

uprightness�察  �and   vigour   of   form�察  �which   gave   importance   to   her 

person。   She   had   bright   dark   eyes�察  �good   teeth�察  �and   altogether   an 

agreeable        face�察   �though       her    reddened        and     weather´beaten 

complexion�察�the consequence of her having been almost as much 

at  sea as   her   husband�察  �made   her   seem   to   have   lived   some   years 

longer   in   the   world   than   her   real   eight´and´thirty。   Her   manners 

were   open�察  �easy�察  �and   decided�察  �like   one   who   had   no   distrust   of 

herself�察  �and   no   doubts   of   what   to   do�察  �without   any   approach   to 

coarseness�察�however�察�or any want of good humour。 Anne gave her 

credit�察�indeed�察�for feelings of great consideration towards herself�察�

in all that related to Kellynch�察�and it pleased her�此�especially�察�as she 

had   satisfied   herself   in   the   very   first   half   minute�察  �in   the   instant 

even of introduction�察�that there was not the smallest  symptom   of 



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any knowledge or suspicion on Mrs。 Croft¨s side�察�to give a bias of 

any sort。 She was quite easy on that head�察�and consequently full of 

strength and courage�察�till for a moment electrified by Mrs。 Croft¨s 

suddenly saying�察� 

    ^It was you�察�and not your sister�察�I find�察�that my brother had the 

pleasure of being acquainted with�察�when he was in this country。 ̄ 

   Anne hoped she had outlived the age of blushing�察�but the age of 

emotion she certainly had not。 

    ^Perhaps you may not have heard   that  he  is   married�拭院  �added 

Mrs。 Croft。 

    She   could   now   answer   as   she   ought�察  �and   was   happy   to   feel�察�

when Mrs。 Croft¨s next words explained it to be Mr。 Wentworth of 

whom she spoke�察�that she had said nothing which might not do for 

either   brother。   She   immediately   felt   how   reasonable   it   was�察  �that 

Mrs。 Croft should be thinking and speaking of Edward�察�and not of 

Frederick�察     �and    with   shame     at   her   own    forgetfulness     applied 

herself to the knowledge of their former neighbour¨s present state 

with proper interest。 

    The rest was all tranquillity�察�till just as they were   moving�察  �she 

heard the Admiral say to Mary! 

    ^We  are  expecting  a   brother   of   Mrs。   Croft¨s   here   soon�察  �I 

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