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yet   Henrietta    had   sometimes      the  air   of   being   divided  between 

them。 Anne longed for the power of representing to them all what 

they were about�察�and of pointing out some   of  the   evils   they  were 

exposing themselves to。 She did not attribute guile to any。 It was 

the highest satisfaction to her to believe Captain Wentworth not in 

the   least   aware   of  the  pain   he  was    occasioning。    There    was   no 

triumph�察    �no   pitiful  triumph    in  his  manner。     He   had�察  �probably�察�

never heard�察�and never  thought  of  any  claims  of  Charles   Hayter。 

He    was   only   wrong   in   accepting   the   attentions!��for      accepting 

must be the word�� of two young women at once。 

   After a short struggle�察�however�察�Charles Hayter seemed to quit 

the    field。  Three   days   had    passed   without    his   coming    once    to 

Uppercross�察  �a   most   decided       change。    He   had   even   refused   one 

regular     invitation    to  dinner�察   �and   having    been    found    on   the 



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occasion by Mr。 Musgrove with some large books before him�察�Mr。 

and  Mrs。   Musgrove   were   sure   all   could   not   be   right�察  �and   talked�察�

with   grave   faces�察  �of   his   studying   himself  to   death。   It   was   Mary¨s 

hope   and   belief   that   he   had   received   a   positive   dismissal       from 

Henrietta�察�and her husband lived under the constant dependence 

of seeing him to´morrow。 Anne could only feel that Charles Hayter 

was wise。 

    One   morning�察  �about   this   time   Charles   Musgrove   and   Captain 

Wentworth   being   gone   a´shooting   together�察  �as   the   sisters   in   the 

Cottage      were    sitting   quietly   at  work�察   �they   were    visited    at  the 

window by the sisters from the Mansion´house。 

    It was a very fine November day�察�and the Miss Musgroves came 

through the little grounds�察�and stopped for no other purpose than 

to   say�察  �that   they   were   going   to   take   a  long   walk�察  �and   therefore 

concluded   Mary  could not   like   to   go   with   them�察  �and   when   Mary 

immediately replied�察�with some  jealousy  at  not  being supposed   a 

good   walker�察   �Oh�察  �yes�察  �I  should  like   to  join   you  very  much�察  �I am 

very fond of a long walk�察院�Anne felt persuaded�察�by the looks of the 

two     girls�察 �that   it  was   precisely     what    they   did   not   wish�察   �and 

admired       again    the   sort   of  necessity     which     the   family    habits 

seemed to produce�察�of every thing being to be communicated�察�and 

every   thing   being   to   be   done   together�察  �however   undesired   and 

inconvenient。 She tried to dissuade Mary from going�察�but in vain�察�

and     that   being    the   case�察  �thought     it  best   to  accept     the   Miss 

Musgroves¨ much more cordial invitation to herself to go likewise�察�

as    she   might    be   useful    in  turning     back    with   her   sister�察  �and 

lessening the interference in any plan of their own。 

    ^I cannot imagine why they should suppose I should not like a 

long walk� 院�said Mary�察�as she went up stairs。 ^Everybody is always 



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supposing   that   I   am   not   a   good   walker�察  �and   yet   they   would   not 

have   been pleased�察  �if  we   had   refused   to   join   them。   When   people 

come in this manner on purpose to ask us�察�how can one say no�拭院�

    Just as they were setting off�察�the gentlemen returned。 They had 

taken out a young dog�察�who had spoilt their sport�察�and sent them 

back   early。   Their  time and   strength�察  �and   spirits�察  �were�察  �therefore�察�

exactly ready for this walk�察�and they entered into it with pleasure。 

Could Anne have foreseen such a junction�察�she would have staid at 

home�察     �but�察  �from    some     feelings    of  interest    and    curiosity�察   �she 

fancied now  that  it  was   too  late   to  retract�察  �and   the   whole   six   set 

forward together in the   direction   chosen   by  the   Miss   Musgroves�察�

who evidently considered the walk as under their guidance。 

    Anne¨s object was�察�not to be in the way of any body�察�and where 

the    narrow      paths     across    the   fields    made     many      separations 

necessary�察�to keep with her brother and sister。 Her pleasure in the 

walk must  arise   from   the   exercise  and   the   day�察  �from   the   view   of 

the   last   smiles   of   the   year   upon   the   tawny   leaves�察  �and   withered 

hedges�察  �and   from   repeating   to   herself   some   few   of   the   thousand 

poetical descriptions extant of autumn�察�that season of peculiar and 

inexhaustible influence on the mind of taste and tenderness�察�that 

season   which   had   drawn   from   every   poet�察  �worthy   of   being   read�察�

some attempt at description�察�or some lines of feeling。 She occupied 

her mind as much as possible in such like musings and quotations�察�

but    it  was    not   possible�察    �that   when     within     reach    of  Captain 

Wentworth¨s conversation with either of the Miss Musgroves�察�she 

should not try to hear it�察�yet she caught little very remarkable。 It 

was mere lively chat�察�such as any young persons�察�on an intimate 

footing�察  �might   fall   into。   He   was   more   engaged   with   Louisa   than 

with   Henrietta。   Louisa   certainly   put   more   forward   for   his   notice 



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than   her   sister。   This   distinction   appeared   to   increase�察  �and   there 

was   one   speech   of   Louisa¨s   which   struck   her。   After   one   of   the 

many   praises   of   the   day�察  �which   were   continually   bursting   forth�察�

Captain Wentworth added�察�

    ^What   glorious   weather   for   the   Admiral   and   my   sister�   �They 

meant   to   take   a   long   drive   this   morning�察  �perhaps   we   may   hail 

them from some of these hills。 They talked of coming into this side 

of the country。 I wonder whereabouts they will upset to´day。 Oh� �it 

does     happen      very   often�察  �I  assure    you!but       my    sister   makes 

nothing of it!she would as lieve be tossed out as not。 ̄ 

    ^Ah� �You make the most of it�察�I know�察院�cried Louisa�察 �but if it 

were really so�察�I should do just the same in her place。 If I loved a 

man�察    �as   she   loves   the  Admiral�察    �I  would     always    be   with   him�察�

nothing should ever separate us�察�and I would rather be overturned 

by him�察�than driven safely by anybody else。 ̄ 

    It was spoken with enthusiasm。 

    ^Had you�拭院�cried he�察�catching the same tone�察 �I   honour  you� 院�

And there was silence between them for a little while。 

    Anne   could   not   immediately   fall   into   a   quotation   again。   The 

sweet   scenes   of   autumn   were   for   a   while   put   by!unless   some 

tender sonnet�察�fraught with the apt analogy of the declining year�察�

with declining happiness�察�and the images of youth and hope�察�and 

spring�察�all gone together�察�blessed her memory。 She roused herself 

to say�察�as they struck by order into another path�察 �Is not this one of 

the   ways   to   Winthrop�拭院  �But   nobody   heard�察  �or�察  �at   least�察  �nobody 

answered her。 

    Winthrop�察      �however�察     �or   its  environs!for        young     men     are�察�

sometimes   to   be   met   with�察  �strolling   about   near   home�察  �was   their 

destination�察�and after another half mile of gradual ascent thr

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