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    The resolution of doing so helped to form   the   comfort  of  their 

evening。 



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                              CHAPTER VII 



            very few days more�察�and Captain Wentworth was known 

Ato be at  Kellynch�察�and   Mr。   Musgrove   had   called   on   him�察�

           and come back   warm   in   his  praise�察�and   he   was   engaged 

with the Crofts to dine at Uppercross�察�by the end of another week。 

It had been a great disappointment  to  Mr。   Musgrove   to  find   that 

no   earlier   day   could   be   fixed�察  �so   impatient   was   he   to   shew   his 

gratitude�察�by seeing Captain Wentworth  under  his   own   roof�察  �and 

welcoming him to all that was strongest and best in his cellars。 But 

a week must pass�察�only a week�察�in Anne¨s reckoning�察�and then�察�she 

supposed�察  �they   must   meet�察  �and   soon   she   began   to   wish   that   she 

could feel secure even for a week。 

    Captain Wentworth made a very early return to Mr。 Musgrove¨s 

civility�察�and she was all but calling there in the same half hour� � 

She and Mary were actually setting forward for the Great House�察�

where�察�as she afterwards learnt�察�they must inevitably have   found 

him�察  �when   they   were   stopped   by   the   eldest   boy¨s   being   at   that 

moment  brought   home   in   consequence   of   a   bad   fall。   The   child¨s 

situation put the visit entirely aside�察�but she could not hear of her 

escape with indifference�察�even in the midst of the serious anxiety 

which they afterwards felt on his account。 

    His   collar´bone     was   found    to   be  dislocated�察  �and   such   injury 

received in the back�察�as roused the most alarming ideas。 It was an 

afternoon of distress�察�and Anne had every thing to do at once!the 

apothecary        to   send    for!the      father    to   have    pursued      and 

informed!the   mother   to   support   and   keep   from   hysterics!the 



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servants   to   control!the   youngest   child   to   banish�察  �and   the   poor 

suffering  one  to  attend   and   soothe�察�besides   sending�察  �as   soon   as 

she recollected it�察�proper notice to the other house�察�which brought 

her an accession rather of frightened�察�enquiring companions�察�than 

of very useful assistants。 

    Her  brother¨s   return   was   the   first  comfort�察  �he   could   take   best 

care   of   his   wife�察  �and   the   second   blessing   was   the   arrival   of   the 

apothecary。        Till  he    came     and    had    examined       the   child�察   �their 

apprehensions   were   the   worse   for   being   vague�察�they   suspected 

great   injury�察  �but   knew   not   where�察  �but   now   the   collar´bone   was 

soon replaced�察�and though Mr。 Robinson felt and felt�察�and rubbed�察�

and looked grave�察�and spoke low words both to the father and the 

aunt�察�still they were all to hope the best�察�and to be able to part and 

eat   their   dinner   in   tolerable   ease   of   mind�察  �and   then   it   was�察  �just 

before   they  parted�察  �that  the   two  young  aunts   were   able   so   far   to 

digress   from   their   nephew¨s   state�察  �as   to   give   the   information   of 

Captain       Wentworth¨s        visit�察�staying       five  minutes      behind      their 

father     and     mother�察     �to   endeavour       to   express      how     perfectly 

delighted       they    were     with    him�察   �how     much      handsomer�察       �how 

infinitely   more   agreeable   they   thought   him   than   any   individual 

among   their   male   acquaintance�察  �who   had   been   at   all   a   favourite 

before!how  glad   they   had   been   to   hear   papa   invite   him   to   stay 

dinner!how  sorry  when   he   said   it   was   quite   out   of   his   power! 

and how  glad again   when   he   had promised   in   reply  to  papa   and 

mamma¨s farther pressing invitations to come and dine with them 

on the morrow�察�actually on the morrow� �And he had promised it 

in   so   pleasant     a  manner�察     �as   if  he  felt  all  the   motive     of  their 

attention just as he ought� �And�察�in short�察�he had looked and said 

everything with such exquisite grace�察�that they could assure them 



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all�察�their heads were both turned by him� �And off they ran�察�quite 

as   full  of  glee   as  of   love�察 �and   apparently   more       full  of  Captain 

Wentworth than of little Charles。 

    The same story and the same raptures were repeated�察�when the 

two girls came with their father�察�through the gloom of the evening�察�

to   make   enquiries�察  �and   Mr。   Musgrove�察  �no   longer   under   the   first 

uneasiness about his heir�察�could add his confirmation and praise�察�

and   hope   there   would   be   now   no   occasion   for   putting   Captain 

Wentworth off�察�and only be sorry  to  think   that  the   cottage   party�察�

probably�察  �would   not   like   to   leave   the   little   boy�察  �to   give   him   the 

meeting。!^Oh  no�察 �as   to leaving  the   little boy� 院�both   father   and 

mother   were   in   much   too   strong   and   recent   alarm   to   bear   the 

thought�察�and Anne�察�in the joy of the escape�察�could not help adding 

her warm protestations to theirs。 

    Charles       Musgrove�察      �indeed�察    �afterwards�察     �shewed       more      of 

inclination�察   �the   child   was   going   on   so   well!and   he   wished   so 

much   to   be   introduced   to   Captain   Wentworth�察  �that�察  �perhaps�察  �he 

might join them in the evening�察�he would not dine from home�察�but 

he   might   walk   in   for   half   an   hour。 ̄   But   in   this   he   was   eagerly 

opposed by his wife�察�with ^Oh� �no�察�indeed�察�Charles�察�I cannot bear 

to have you go away。 Only think if anything should happen�拭院�

    The child had a good night�察�and was going on well the next day。 

It must be a work of time to ascertain that no injury had been done 

to  the   spine�察�but   Mr。   Robinson   found   nothing   to   increase   alarm�察�

and   Charles   Musgrove   began�察  �consequently�察  �to   feel   no   necessity 

for   longer    confinement。       The    child   was   to  be   kept   in   bed   and 

amused as quietly as possible�察�but what was there for a   father  to 

do�拭�This was quite a female case�察�and it would be highly absurd in 

him�察�who could be of no use at home�察�to shut himself up。 His father 



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very   much   wished       him   to   meet   Captain   Wentworth�察       �and   there 

being no sufficient reason against it�察�he ought to go�察�and it ended 

in   his   making   a   bold�察  �public   declaration�察  �when   he   came   in   from 

shooting�察  �of   his   meaning   to   dress   directly�察  �and   dine   at   the   other 

house。 

    ^Nothing can be going on better than the child�察院�said he�察 �so I 

told   my   father�察  �just   now�察  �that   I   would   come�察  �and   he   thought   me 

quite right。 Your sister being with you�察�my love�察�I have no scruple 

at all。 You would not like to leave him yourself�察�but you see I can 

be of no use。 Anne will send for me if anything is the matter。 ̄ 

    Husbands and wives generally understand when opposition will 

be   vain。   Mary  knew�察  �from   Charles¨s   manner  of   speaking�察  �that   he 

was quite 

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