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am interested in�察�is that they should be firm。 If Louisa   Musgrove 

would   be   beautiful   and   happy   in   her   November   of   life�察  �she   will 

cherish all her present powers of mind。 ̄ 

    He  had   done�察�and   was   unanswered。   It   would   have   surprised 

Anne if Louisa could have readily answered such a speech!words 

of   such   interest�察  �spoken   with   such   serious   warmth� �she          could 

imagine what Louisa was feeling。 For herself!she feared to move�察�

lest   she   should    be   seen。   While    she   remained�察    �a  bush    of  low 

rambling   holly   protected   her�察  �and   they   were   moving   on。   Before 

they were beyond her hearing�察�however�察�Louisa spoke again。 

    ^Mary     is  good´natured      enough     in  many    respects�察院   �said   she�察�

^but she does sometimes provoke me excessively�察�by her nonsense 

and pride�察�the Elliot pride。 She   has   a   great deal   too  much  of  the 

Elliot    pride。!We      do   so  wish    that   Charles    had   married     Anne 

instead。!I suppose you know he wanted to marry Anne�拭院�

   After a moment¨s pause�察�Captain Wentworth said�察�

    ^Do you mean that she refused him�拭院�

    ^Oh� �yes�察�certainly。 ̄ 

    ^When did that happen�拭院�

    ^I do not exactly know�察�for Henrietta and I were at school at the 



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time�察�but I believe about a year before he married Mary。 I wish she 

had accepted him。 We should all have liked her a great deal better�察�

and papa and mamma always think   it  was  her  great  friend   Lady 

Russell¨s   doing�察  �that  she   did not。!They   think   Charles   might   not 

be   learned   and bookish  enough  to  please   Lady   Russell�察  �and   that 

therefore�察�she persuaded Anne to refuse him。 ̄ 

    The sounds were retreating�察�and Anne distinguished no  more。 

Her  own   emotions   still   kept   her   fixed。   She   had   much   to   recover 

from�察�before she could move。 The listener¨s proverbial fate was not 

absolutely   hers�察  �she   had   heard   no   evil   of   herself�察�but   she   had 

heard   a   great  deal   of  very  painful   import。   She  saw  how  her  own 

character   was   considered   by   Captain   Wentworth�察  �and   there   had 

been   just   that   degree   of    feeling   and   curiosity   about   her   in    his 

manner which must give her extreme agitation。 

    As   soon   as   she   could�察�she   went  after  Mary�察  �and   having  found�察�

and walked back with her to their former station�察�by the stile�察�felt 

some   comfort  in   their  whole   party  being  immediately   afterwards 

collected�察  �and   once   more   in   motion   together。   Her   spirits   wanted 

the solitude and silence which only numbers could give。 

    Charles       and    Henrietta       returned�察     �bringing�察     �as   may      be 

conjectured�察      �Charles     Hayter     with   them。     The    minutiae     of   the 

business      Anne    could    not   attempt     to  understand�察     �even    Captain 

Wentworth did not seem admitted to perfect confidence here�察�but 

that there had been a withdrawing on the gentleman¨s side�察�and a 

relenting   on   the   lady¨s�察  �and   that   they   were   now   very   glad   to   be 

together   again�察  �did   not   admit   a   doubt。   Henrietta   looked   a   little 

ashamed�察      �but    very   well   pleased�察�Charles          Hayter    exceedingly 

happy�此�and they were devoted to each other almost from the first 

instant of their all setting forward for Uppercross。 



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    Everything      now    marked      out  Louisa    for  Captain     Wentworth�察�

nothing      could    be    plainer�察   �and    where     many     divisions     were 

necessary�察�or even where they were not�察�they walked side by side 

nearly as much as the other two。 In a long strip of meadow´land�察�

where   there   was   ample   space   for   all�察  �they   were   thus   divided! 

forming three distinct parties�察�and to that party of the three which 

boasted least animation�察�and least complaisance�察�Anne necessarily 

belonged。 She joined Charles and Mary�察�and was tired enough to 

be very glad of Charles¨s other arm�察�but Charles�察�though in very 

good humour with her�察�was out of temper with his wife。 Mary had 

shewn      herself    disobliging     to  him�察  �and    was    now    to  reap    the 

consequence�察       �which     consequence       was    his   dropping     her    arm 

almost  every  moment  to  cut  off   the   heads   of  some   nettles   in   the 

hedge with his switch�察�and when Mary began to complain of it�察�and 

lament   her   being   ill´used�察  �according   to   custom�察  �in   being   on   the 

hedge  side�察 �while Anne   was  never   incommoded   on   the   other�察  �he 

dropped the arms   of both  to  hunt  after  a   weasel   which  he  had  a 

momentary glance of�察�and they could hardly get him along at all。 

    This long meadow bordered a lane�察�which their footpath�察�at the 

end of it was to cross�察�and when the party had all reached the gate 

of   exit�察  �the   carriage   advancing   in   the   same   direction�察  �which   had 

been   some      time   heard�察  �was    just   coming   up�察  �and   proved     to  be 

Admiral   Croft¨s   gig。!He   and   his   wife   had   taken   their   intended 

drive�察  �and   were   returning   home。   Upon   hearing   how   long   a   walk 

the young people had engaged in�察�they kindly offered a seat to any 

lady who might be particularly tired�察�it would save her a full mile�察�

and     they   were    going   through     Uppercross。      The    invitation    was 

general�察�and generally declined。 The Miss Musgroves were not at 

all tired�察�and Mary was either offended�察�by not being asked before 



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any of the others�察�or what Louisa called the Elliot pride could not 

endure to make a third in a one horse chaise。 

    The walking party had crossed the lane�察�and were surmounting 

an opposite stile�察�and the Admiral was putting his horse in motion 

again�察�when Captain Wentworth cleared the hedge in a moment to 

say something to his sister。 The something might be guessed by its 

effects。 

    ^Miss Elliot�察�I am sure you are tired�察院�cried Mrs。 Croft。 ^Do let 

us have the pleasure of taking  you  home。   Here  is  excellent  room 

for three�察�I assure you。 If we were all like you�察�I believe we might 

sit four。!You must�察�indeed�察�you must。 ̄ 

   Anne was still in the lane�察�and though instinctively beginning to 

decline�察    �she   was   not   allowed     to  proceed。    The    Admiral¨s     kind 

urgency came in support of his wife¨s�察�they would not be refused�察�

they   compressed   themselves   into   the   smallest   possible   space   to 

leave    her   a  corner�察   �and   Captain     Wentworth�察     �without     saying   a 

word�察�turned to her�察�and quietly obliged her to be assisted into the 

carriage。 

    Yes�察�he had done it。 She was in the carriage�察�and felt that he 

had placed her there�察�that his will and his hands had done it�察�that 

she owed it to his perception of her fatigue�察�and his resolution to 

give    her   rest。  She   was   very   much     affected    by  the   view   of  his 

disposition   towards   her�察  �which   all   these   things   made   apparent。 

This    little   circumstance     seemed     the   completion     of   all   that  had 

gone before。 She understood him。 He could not forgive her�察�but 

he   could not  be   unfeeling。   Though  condemning 

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