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   After    talking�察  �however�察    �of  the  weather�察    �and   Bath�察   �and   the 

concert�察�their conversation began to flag�察�and so little was said at 

last�察�that she was   expecting  him   to  go  every  moment�察  �but  he did 

not�察  �he   seemed     in  no  hurry    to  leave   her�察 �and   presently    with 



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renewed spirit�察�with a little smile�察�a little glow�察�he said�察�

    ^I have hardly seen you since our day at Lyme。 I am afraid you 

must   have   suffered   from   the   shock�察  �and   the   more   from   its   not 

overpowering you at the time。 ̄ 

    She assured him that she had not。 

    ^It   was  a  frightful   hour�察院  �said   he�察  �a  frightful   day� 院 �and   he 

passed his hand across his eyes�察�as if the remembrance were still 

too painful�察�but in a moment�察�half smiling again�察�added�察 �The day 

has produced some effects however!has had some consequences 

which must be considered as the very reverse of frightful。!When 

you had the   presence  of  mind   to  suggest  that  Benwick   would   be 

the properest person to fetch a surgeon�察�you could have little idea 

of   his  being    eventually     one   of  those   most    concerned      in  her 

recovery。 ̄ 

    ^Certainly I could have none。 But it appears!I should hope it 

would     be   a  very  happy    match。    There    are   on  both   sides   good 

principles and good temper。 ̄ 

    ^Yes�察院�said he�察�looking not exactly forward!^but there I think 

ends   the   resemblance。   With   all   my   soul   I   wish   them   happy�察  �and 

rejoice    over   every   circumstance      in  favour   of  it。  They  have    no 

difficulties to contend with at home�察�no opposition�察�no caprice�察�no 

delays。!The        Musgroves      are    behaving     like  themselves�察     �most 

honourably and kindly�察�only anxious with true parental   hearts   to 

promote their daughter¨s comfort。 All this is much�察�very  much  in 

favour of their happiness�察�more than perhaps! ̄ 

   He stopped。 A sudden recollection seemed to occur�察�and to give 

him    some    taste   of  that  emotion     which    was   reddening     Anne¨s 

cheeks     and   fixing  her   eyes   on  the   ground。!After       clearing   his 

throat�察�however�察�he proceeded thus�察�



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    ^I   confess    that   I  do   think   there    is  a  disparity�察  �too   great   a 

disparity�察  �and   in   a   point   no   less   essential   than   mind。!I   regard 

Louisa Musgrove as a very amiable�察�sweet´tempered girl�察�and not 

deficient in understanding�察�but Benwick is something more。 He is 

a clever man�察�a reading man!and I confess�察�that I do consider his 

attaching himself to her with some surprise。 Had it been the effect 

of gratitude�察�had he learnt to love her�察�because he believed her to 

be preferring him�察�it would have been another thing。 But I have no 

reason to suppose it so。 It seems�察�on the contrary�察�to have been a 

perfectly     spontaneous�察      �untaught      feeling    on   his  side�察  �and    this 

surprises      me。   A   man    like   him�察  �in   his  situation�    �with    a  heart 

pierced�察    �wounded�察      �almost    broken�     �Fanny     Harville    was    a  very 

superior       creature�察    �and    his   attachment        to   her    was    indeed 

attachment。 A man does not recover from such  a  devotion   of  the 

heart to such a woman� �He ought not!he does not。 ̄ 

    Either   from     the   consciousness�察     �however�察     �that   his  friend   had 

recovered�察  �or  from   other   consciousness�察  �he   went   no   farther�察  �and 

Anne   who�察  �in   spite   of   the   agitated   voice   in   which   the   latter   part 

had been uttered�察�and in spite of all the various noises of the room�察�

the    almost    ceaseless     slam    of  the   door�察  �and    ceaseless    buzz    of 

persons      walking     through�察    �had    distinguished       every    word�察   �was 

struck�察  �gratified�察  �confused�察  �and   beginning   to   breathe   very   quick�察�

and feel an hundred things in a moment。 It was impossible for her 

to   enter   on   such   a   subject�察  �and    yet�察 �after  a  pause�察   �feeling    the 

necessity of speaking�察�and having not the smallest wish for a total 

change�察�she only deviated so far as to say! 

    ^You were a good while at Lyme�察�I think�拭院�

    ^About a  fortnight。   I   could  not  leave   it  till   Louisa¨s   doing  well 

was   quite   ascertained。   I   had   been   too   deeply   concerned   in   the 



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mischief to be soon at peace。 It had been my doing!solely mine。 

She   would   not   have   been   obstinate  if   I   had   not   been   weak。   The 

country round Lyme is very fine。 I walked and rode a great deal�察�

and the more I saw�察�the more I found to admire。 ̄ 

    ^I should very much like to see Lyme again�察院�said Anne。 

    ^Indeed� �I should not have supposed that you could have found 

anything      in   Lyme     to  inspire    such   a   feeling。   The    horror    and 

distress   you   were   involved   in!the   stretch   of   mind�察  �the   wear   of 

spirits� �I     should     have   thought     your   last  impressions       of  Lyme 

must have been strong disgust。 ̄ 

    ^The last hours were certainly very painful�察院�replied Anne�此 �but 

when      pain    is  over�察  �the   remembrance         of  it  often   becomes      a 

pleasure。 One does not love a place the less for having suffered in 

it�察  �unless   it   has   been   all   suffering�察  �nothing   but   suffering!which 

was by no means the case at Lyme。 We were only in anxiety and 

distress during the last two hours�察�and previously there had been a 

great    deal   of  enjoyment。      So   much   novelty      and   beauty�    �I  have 

travelled   so   little�察  �that   every   fresh   place   would   be   interesting   to 

me!but there is real beauty at Lyme�察�and in short ̄ ��with a faint 

blush   at   some   recollections���察   �altogether   my   impressions   of   the 

place are very agreeable。 ̄ 

    As   she   ceased�察  �the   entrance   door   opened   again�察  �and   the   very 

party   appeared   for   whom   they   were   waiting。   ^Lady   Dalrymple�察�

Lady     Dalrymple�察院      �was    the   rejoicing    sound�察   �and    with    all  the 

eagerness   compatible   with   anxious   elegance�察  �Sir   Walter   and   his 

two ladies stepped forward to meet her。 Lady Dalrymple and Miss 

Carteret�察    �escorted     by   Mr。   Elliot   and   Colonel     Wallis�察  �who    had 

happened to arrive nearly at the same instant�察�advanced into the 

room。 The others joined them�察�and it was a group in which Anne 



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found     herself    also   necessarily     included。     She   was    divided    from 

Captain       Wentworth。       Their    interesting�察     �almost    too    interesting 

conversation   must   be   broken   up   for   a   time�察  �but   slight   was   the 

penance compared   with  the   happiness   which  brought   it   on�   �She 

had   learnt�察  �in   the   last   ten   minutes�察  �more   of   his   feelings   towards 

Louisa�察�more of all his feelings than she dared to think of� �and she 

gave     herself    up   to  the   demands       of  the   party�察   �to  the   needful 

civilities     of   the    moment�察       �with    ex

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