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best only a divided attention to give�察�and seemed to have forgotten 

all the former doubt and solicitude of the negotiation。 

    ^Well�察  �I am   very  glad   indeed�察  �but  I always   thought  you  would 

have it�察�I always thought you sure。 It did not appear to me that!In 

short�察  �you   know�察  �Dr。   Shirley  must   have   a       curate�察  �and     you   had 

secured his promise。 Is he coming�察�Louisa�拭院�

    One morning�察  �very  soon   after  the   dinner at   the   Musgroves�察  �at 

which   Anne   had       not   been   present�察    �Captain   Wentworth   walked 

into the drawing´room at the Cottage�察�where were only herself and 

the little invalid Charles�察�who was lying on the sofa。 

    The surprise of  finding  himself  almost  alone  with  Anne   Elliot�察�

deprived   his   manners   of   their   usual   composure�此  �he   started�察  �and 

could   only   say�察   �I   thought   the   Miss   Musgroves   had   been   here! 

Mrs。 Musgrove told me I should find them here�察院�before he walked 

to   the   window      to  recollect    himself�察   �and    feel  how    he   ought    to 

behave。 

    ^They are up stairs with my sister!they will be down in a few 

moments�察�I dare say�察院�had been Anne¨s reply�察�in all the confusion 

that was natural�察�and if the child had not called her to come and 



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do  something  for  him�察  �she  would   have   been   out   of   the   room   the 

next moment�察�and released Captain Wentworth as well as herself。 

    He    continued     at  the  window�察     �and   after  calmly    and    politely 

saying�察 �I hope the little boy is better�察院�was silent。 

    She was obliged to kneel down by the sofa�察�and remain there to 

satisfy her patient�察�and thus they continued a few minutes�察�when�察�

to   her   very    great   satisfaction�察   �she   heard    some     other   person 

crossing the little vestibule。 She hoped�察�on turning her head�察�to see 

the    master    of  the   house�察   �but   it  proved   to   be  one   much     less 

calculated for making matters easy!Charles Hayter�察�probably not 

at   all  better   pleased    by   the  sight   of  Captain    Wentworth       than 

Captain Wentworth had been by the sight of Anne。 

    She   only  attempted   to   say�察   �How   do   you   do�拭  �Will   you   not   sit 

down�拭�The others will be here presently。 ̄ 

    Captain      Wentworth�察       �however�察     �came      from     his   window�察�

apparently   not   ill´disposed   for   conversation�察  �but   Charles   Hayter 

soon put an end to his attempts by seating himself near the table�察�

and taking up the newspaper�察�and Captain Wentworth returned to 

his window。 

   Another minute brought another addition。 The younger boy�察�a 

remarkable   stout�察  �forward   child�察  �of  two  years   old�察  �having  got   the 

door opened for  him   by  some   one  without�察  �made   his   determined 

appearance among them�察�and went straight to the sofa to see what 

was going on�察�and put in his claim to any thing good that might be 

giving away。 

    There being nothing to eat�察�he could only have some play�察�and 

as his aunt would not let him tease his sick brother�察  �he  began   to 

fasten himself upon her�察�as she knelt�察�in such a way that�察�busy as 

she was about Charles�察�she could not shake him off。 She spoke to 



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him!ordered�察         �entreated�察   �and    insisted    in  vain。   Once    she    did 

contrive to push him away�察�but the boy had the greater pleasure in 

getting upon her back again directly。 

    ^Walter�察院�said she�察 �get down this moment。 You are extremely 

troublesome。 I am very angry with you。 ̄ 

    ^Walter�察院�cried Charles Hayter�察 �why do you not do as you are 

bid�拭�Do not you hear your aunt speak�拭�Come to me�察�Walter�察�come 

to cousin Charles。 ̄ 

    But not a bit did Walter stir。 

    In another moment�察�however�察�she found herself in the state of 

being     released    from    him�察  �some    one   was   taking    him   from    her�察�

though he had bent down her head so much�察�that his little sturdy 

hands      were    unfastened      from    around     her   neck�察   �and    he   was 

resolutely  borne away�察  �before   she   knew   that   Captain   Wentworth 

had done it。 

    Her sensations on the discovery made her perfectly speechless。 

She   could   not   even   thank   him。   She   could   only   hang   over   little 

Charles�察  �with   most   disordered   feelings。   His   kindness   in   stepping 

forward   to   her   relief!the   manner!the   silence   in   which   it   had 

passed!the         little  particulars     of   the   circumstance!with           the 

conviction      soon   forced    on  her   by   the  noise    he  was    studiously 

making with the child�察�that he meant to avoid hearing her thanks�察�

and rather sought to  testify  that  her  conversation   was   the   last  of 

his wants�察�produced such a confusion of varying�察�but very painful 

agitation�察    �as  she   could    not   recover    from�察   �till  enabled    by   the 

entrance of Mary and the Miss Musgroves to make over her little 

patient  to  their  cares�察  �and leave   the   room。 She   could  not  stay。   It 

might      have    been    an   opportunity      of  watching      the   loves   and 

jealousies of the four�察�they were now altogether�察�but she could stay 



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for   none   of   it。   It   was   evident   that   Charles   Hayter   was   not   well 

inclined towards Captain Wentworth。 She had a strong impression 

of    his   having      said�察  �in   a   vext    tone     of  voice�察   �after    Captain 

Wentworth¨s interference�察 �You ought to have minded me�察�Walter�察�

I   told   you   not   to   teaze   your   aunt�察院  �and     could    comprehend         his 

regretting   that   Captain   Wentworth   should   do   what   he   ought   to 

have     done     himself。    But    neither     Charles     Hayter¨s     feelings�察   �nor 

anybody¨s   feelings�察  �could   interest   her�察  �till   she   had   a   little   better 

arranged her own。 She was ashamed of herself�察�quite ashamed of 

being so nervous�察�so overcome by such a trifle�察�but so it was�察�and it 

required   a   long   application   of   solitude   and   reflection   to   recover 

her。 



Classics in Literature�此�Jane Austen                                                ElecBook 


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                              CHAPTER X 



           ther opportunities of making her observations could not 

            fail to occur。 Anne had soon been in company with all the 

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            four   together   often   enough   to   have   an   opinion�察  �though 

too   wise   to   acknowledge   as   much   at   home�察  �where   she   knew   it 

would     have    satisfied  neither    husband     nor   wife�察 �for  while    she 

considered   Louisa   to   be   rather   the   favourite�察  �she   could   not   but 

think�察   �as  far   as  she   might    dare   to  judge    from   memory      and 

experience�察  �that   Captain   Wentworth   was   not   in   love   with   either。 

They were more in love with him�察�yet there it was not love。 It was 

a little fever of admiration�察�but it might�察�probably must�察�end in love 

with   some。   Charles   Hayter   seemed   aware   of   being   slighted�察  �and 

yet   Henrietta    had   sometimes      the  air   of   being   divided  between 

them。 Anne longed for

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