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street on a commission of Mrs。 Clay¨s。 

    She   now   felt   a   great   inclination   to   go   to   the   outer   door�察  �she 

wanted      to  see  if  it  rained。  Why     was   she   to  suspect    herself    of 

another motive�拭�Captain Wentworth must be out of sight。 She left 

her   seat�察  �she   would   go�察  �one   half   of   her   should   not   be   always   so 

much wiser than the other half�察�or always suspecting the other of 

being worse than it was。 She would see if it rained。 She was sent 

back�察    �however�察     �in   a   moment       by   the   entrance      of   Captain 

Wentworth        himself�察   �among      a  party    of  gentlemen      and    ladies�察�

evidently his acquaintance�察�and whom he must have joined a little 

below Milsom´street。 He was more obviously struck and confused 

by the sight of her than she had ever observed before�察�he looked 



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quite red。 For the first time�察�since their renewed acquaintance�察�she 

felt that she was betraying the least sensibility of the two。 She had 

the advantage of him in the preparation of the last few moments。 

All the overpowering�察�blinding�察�bewildering�察�first effects of strong 

surprise   were   over   with   her。   Still�察  �however�察  �she   had   enough   to 

feel� �It was agitation�察�pain�察�pleasure�察�a something between delight 

and misery。 

    He   spoke   to   her�察  �and   then   turned   away。   The   character   of   his 

manner   was   embarrassment。   She   could   not   have   called   it   either 

cold or friendly�察�or anything so certainly as embarrassed。 

    After a short interval�察�however�察�he came towards her�察�and spoke 

again。   Mutual   enquiries   on   common   subjects   passed�察  �neither   of 

them�察  �probably�察  �much   the   wiser   for   what   they   heard�察  �and   Anne 

continuing   fully   sensible   of   his   being   less   at   ease   than   formerly。 

They had by dint of being so very much together�察�got to speak to 

each   other   with   a   considerable   portion   of   apparent   indifference 

and calmness�察�but he could not do it now。 Time had changed him�察�

or Louisa had changed him。 There was consciousness of some sort 

or  other。   He  looked   very  well�察  �not   as   if   he   had   been   suffering   in 

health  or  spirits�察�and   he   talked   of  Uppercross�察  �of  the   Musgroves�察�

nay�察  �even   of  Louisa�察�and   had  even   a  momentary  look   of   his   own 

arch     significance      as  he    named      her�察  �but    yet   it  was    Captain 

Wentworth   not   comfortable�察  �not   easy�察  �not   able   to   feign   that   he 

was。 

    It   did   not    surprise�察   �but    it  grieved    Anne      to  observe      that 

Elizabeth   would   not   know   him。   She   saw   that   he   saw   Elizabeth�察�

that     Elizabeth      saw    him�察    �that   there     was    complete      internal 

recognition on each side�察�she was convinced that he was ready to 

be   acknowledged   as   an   acquaintance�察  �expecting   it�察  �and   she   had 



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the pain of seeing her sister turn away with unalterable coldness。 

    Lady  Dalrymple¨s   carriage�察  �for   which   Miss   Elliot   was   growing 

very impatient�察�now drew up�察�the servant came in to announce it。 

It was beginning to rain again�察�and  altogether  there   was   a   delay�察�

and a bustle�察�and a talking�察�which must make all the little crowd in 

the   shop   understand   that   Lady   Dalrymple   was   calling   to   convey 

Miss Elliot。 At last  Miss   Elliot  and   her  friend�察  �unattended but  by 

the servant�察。�for there was no  cousin   returned��  were   walking  off�察�

and   Captain   Wentworth�察  �watching   them�察  �turned   again   to   Anne�察�

and   by   manner�察  �rather   than   words�察  �was   offering   his   services   to 

her。 

    ^I   am   much   obliged   to   you�察院  �was   her   answer�察   �but   I   am   not 

going with them。 The carriage would not accommodate so many。 I 

walk。 I prefer walking。 ̄ 

    ^But it rains。 ̄ 

    ^Oh� �very little。 Nothing that I regard。 ̄ 

    After    a   moment¨s       pause     he   said�此   �Though       I  came     only 

yesterday�察�I have equipped myself properly for Bath already�察�you 

see�察院。�pointing to a new umbrella�� ^I wish you would make use of 

it�察�if you are determined to walk�察�though�察�I think�察�it would be more 

prudent to let me get you a chair。 ̄ 

    She was very much obliged to him�察�but declined it all�察�repeating 

her   conviction�察  �that   the   rain   would   come   to   nothing   at   present�察�

and adding�察 �I am only waiting for Mr。 Elliot。 He will be here in a 

moment�察�I am sure。 ̄ 

    She   had   hardly   spoken   the   words   when   Mr。   Elliot   walked   in。 

Captain      Wentworth        recollected     him    perfectly。    There     was   no 

difference between him and the man who had stood on the steps 

at Lyme�察�admiring Anne as she passed�察�except in the air and look 



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and manner of the privileged relation and friend。 He came in with 

eagerness�察  �appeared   to   see   and   think   only   of   her�察  �apologised   for 

his stay�察�was grieved to have kept her waiting�察�and anxious to get 

her    away     without     further    loss   of  time    and    before    the    rain 

increased�察  �and   in   another   moment   they   walked   off   together�察  �her 

arm   under   his�察  �a   gentle   and   embarrassed   glance�察  �and   a   ^Good 

morning   to   you� 院  �being   all   that   she   had   time   for�察  �as   she   passed 

away。 

    As    soon   as   they   were     out   of  sight�察  �the   ladies   of   Captain 

Wentworth¨s party began talking of them。 

    ^Mr。 Elliot does not dislike his cousin�察�I fancy�拭院�

    ^Oh� �no�察�that is clear enough。 One can guess what will happen 

there。   He   is   always   with   them�察  �half   lives   in   the   family�察  �I   believe。 

What a very good´looking man� 院�

    ^Yes�察   �and    Miss   Atkinson�察    �who    dined    with   him    once    at  the 

Wallises�察    �says   he   is  the  most    agreeable     man    she   ever    was   in 

company with。 ̄ 

    ^She is pretty�察�I think�察�Anne Elliot�察�very pretty�察�when one comes 

to look at her。 It is not the fashion to say so�察�but I confess I admire 

her more than her sister。 ̄ 

    ^Oh� �so do I。 ̄ 

    ^And   so   do   I。   No   comparison。   But   the   men   are   all   wild   after 

Miss Elliot。 Anne is too delicate for them。 ̄ 

    Anne would have been particularly obliged to her cousin�察�if he 

would     have    walked     by   her   side  all  the   way   to   Camden´place�察�

without saying a word。 She had never found it so difficult to listen 

to him�察�though nothing could exceed his solicitude and care�察�and 

though      his  subjects    were    principally    such   as   were    wont    to  be 

always      interesting!praise�察       �warm�察    �just�察 �and    discriminating�察      �of 



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Lady  Russell�察 �and insinuations  highly  rational against   Mrs。   Clay。 

But   just   now   she   could    think   only   of  Captain    Wentworth。      She 

could not understand his present feelings�察�whether he were really 

suffering   much   from   disappointment   or   not�察  �and   till       that   point 

were settled�察�she could not b

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