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Uppercross。 ̄ 

   Anne was amused by Henrietta¨s manner of being grateful�察�and 

amused   also   that   the   course   of   events   and   the   new   interests   of 

Henrietta¨s   views   should   have   placed   her   friend   at   all   in   favour 

with any of the Musgrove family�察�she had only time�察�however�察�for a 

general   answer�察  �and   a     wish   that   such   another   woman        were   at 

Uppercross�察�before all subjects suddenly ceased�察�on seeing Louisa 

and Captain Wentworth coming towards them。 They came also for 

a    stroll   till  breakfast     was    likely   to   be   ready�察    �but   Louisa 

recollecting�察  �immediately   afterwards   that   she   had   something   to 

procure   at   a   shop�察  �invited   them   all   to   go   back   with   her   into   the 

town。 They were all at her disposal。 

    When they came to the steps�察�leading upwards from the beach�察�

a   gentleman�察     �at  the   same     moment      preparing     to   come    down�察�

politely drew back�察�and stopped to give them way。 They ascended 

and  passed   him�察�and as   they  passed�察 �Anne¨s   face   caught  his   eye�察�

and he looked at her  with  a degree  of  earnest admiration�察  �which 

she could not be insensible of。 She   was looking  remarkably  well�察�

her    very   regular�察   �very   pretty    features�察  �having     the  bloom     and 

freshness      of  youth   restored     by  the   fine  wind    which    had    been 

blowing on her complexion�察�and by the animation of eye which it 

had also produced。 It was evident that the gentleman�察。�completely 

a    gentleman      in   manner��      admired      her    exceedingly。      Captain 

Wentworth looked round at her instantly in a way which shewed 

his   noticing  of  it。   He   gave   her  a   momentary  glance�察�a   glance   of 

brightness�察�which seemed to say�察 �That man is struck with you�察� 

and even I�察�at this moment�察�see something like Anne Elliot again。 ̄ 

   After     attending     Louisa    through     her   business�察   �and    loitering 

about a little longer�察�they returned to the inn�察�and Anne�察�in passing 



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afterwards   quickly   from   her   own   chamber   to   their   dining´room�察�

had nearly run against the very same gentleman�察�as he came out of 

an adjoining  apartment。 She   had  before   conjectured   him   to be   a 

stranger      like  themselves�察     �and    determined       that   a  well´looking 

groom�察  �who   was   strolling   about   near   the   two   inns   as   they   came 

back�察    �should    be   his  servant。     Both    master    and    man    being    in 

mourning assisted the idea。 It was now proved that he belonged to 

the same   inn   as   themselves�察  �and   this   second meeting�察�short  as   it 

was�察�also proved again by the gentleman¨s looks�察  �that  he   thought 

hers     very   lovely�察  �and    by   the   readiness     and    propriety     of  his 

apologies�察  �that   he   was   a   man   of   exceedingly   good   manners。   He 

seemed about thirty�察�and though not handsome�察�had an agreeable 

person。 Anne felt that she should like to know who he was。 

    They had nearly done breakfast�察�when the sound of a carriage�察�

��almost   the   first   they   had   heard   since   entering   Lyme��   drew   half 

the    party    to  the   window。      ^It  was    a   gentleman¨s      carriage!a 

curricle!but only coming round from the stable´yard to the front 

door。!Somebody            must     be   going    away。!It      was    driven    by   a 

servant in mourning。 ̄ 

    The   word   curricle   made   Charles   Musgrove   jump   up   that   he 

might   compare   it   with   his   own�察  �the   servant   in   mourning   roused 

Anne¨s curiosity�察�and the whole six were collected to look�察�by the 

time the owner of the curricle was to be seen issuing from the door 

amidst   the   bows   and   civilities   of   the   household�察  �and   taking   his 

seat�察�to drive off。 

    ^Ah� 院    �cried   Captain     Wentworth�察      �instantly�察   �and   with    half   a 

glance at Anne�察 �it is the very man we passed。 ̄ 

    The Miss Musgroves agreed to it�察�and having all kindly watched 

him as far up the hill as they could�察�they returned to the breakfast 



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table。 The waiter came into the room soon afterwards。 

    ^Pray�察院�said Captain Wentworth�察�immediately�察 �can you tell us 

the name of the gentleman who is just gone away�拭院�

    ^Yes�察�Sir�察�a   Mr。   Elliot�察�a   gentleman   of large   fortune�察�came   in 

last  night   from   Sidmouth�察�dare   say   you   heard   the   carriage�察  �sir�察�

while you were at dinner�察�and going on now for Crewkherne�察�in his 

way to Bath and London。 ̄ 

    ^Elliot� 院   �Many     had    looked     on   each    other�察  �and    many     had 

repeated the name�察�before all this had been got through�察�even by 

the smart rapidity of a waiter。 

    ^Bless me� 院�cried Mary�察 �it must be our cousin�察�it must be our 

Mr。    Elliot�察  �it  must�察   �indeed� �Charles�察        �Anne�察   �must     not   it�拭 �In 

mourning�察      �you   see�察  �just  as  our   Mr。    Elliot  must    be。   How    very 

extraordinary� �In the very same inn with us� �Anne�察�must not it be 

our   Mr。   Elliot�察  �my   father¨s   next   heir�拭  �Pray   sir�察院  。�turning   to   the 

waiter���察   �did   not   you   hear�察  �did   not   his   servant   say   whether   he 

belonged to the Kellynch family�拭院�

    ^No�察  �ma¨am�察  �he   did   not   mention   no   particular   family�察  �but   he 

said    his  master     was    a  very   rich   gentleman�察     �and    would     be  a 

baronight some day。 ̄ 

    ^There� �you see� 院�cried Mary in an ecstasy�察 �just as I said� �Heir 

to Sir Walter Elliot� �I was sure that would come out�察�if it was so。 

Depend   upon   it�察  �that   is   a   circumstance   which   his   servants   take 

care to publish�察�wherever he goes。 But�察�Anne�察  �only  conceive   how 

extraordinary�   �I   wish   I   had   looked   at   him   more。   I   wish   we   had 

been     aware     in  time�察   �who    it  was�察   �that   he   might    have     been 

introduced       to  us。  What     a  pity  that   we    should    not   have    been 

introduced       to   each    other� �Do       you    think    he   had    the   Elliot 

countenance�拭�I hardly looked at him�察�I was looking at the horses�察�



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but I think he had something of the Elliot countenance�察�I wonder 

the arms did not strike me� �Oh� �the great´coat was hanging over 

the   panel�察  �and   hid   the   arms�察  �so   it   did�察  �otherwise�察  �I   am  sure�察 �I 

should have observed them�察�and the livery too�察�if the servant had 

not been in mourning�察�one should have known him by the livery。 ̄ 

    ^Putting all   these   very  extraordinary  circumstances   together�察院�

said     Captain     Wentworth�察       �we    must     consider     it   to  be    the 

arrangement of Providence�察�that you should not be introduced to 

your cousin。 ̄ 

    When she could command Mary¨s attention�察�Anne quietly tried 

to convince her that their father and Mr。 Elliot had not�察�for many 

years�察�been on such terms as to make the power of attempting an 

introduction at all desirable。 

    At   the   same    time�察  �however�察    �it  was   a  secret   gratification    to 

herself to have seen her cousin�察�and to know that the future owner 

of Kellynch was undoubtedly a gentleman�察�and had an air of good 

sense。 She would not�察�upon any account�察�mention 

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