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

civilities     of   the    moment�察       �with    exquisite�察     �though      agitated 

sensations。   She   was   in   good   humour   with   all。   She   had   received 

ideas which  disposed   her  to  be   courteous   and kind   to  all�察  �and   to 

pity every one�察�as being less happy than herself。 

    The     delightful     emotions      were     a   little  subdued�察     �when      on 

stepping      back    from    the   group�察   �to  be   joined    again    by   Captain 

Wentworth�察�she saw that he was gone。 She was just in time to see 

him      turn    into    the   Concert      Room。      He     was    gone!he        had 

disappeared�察  �she   felt   a   moment¨s   regret。   But   ^they   should   meet 

again。   He   would   look   for   her!he   would   find   her   out   before   the 

evening were over!and at present�察�perhaps�察�it  was as   well   to  be 

asunder。 She was in need of a little interval for recollection。 ̄ 

    Upon   Lady   Russell¨s   appearance   soon   afterwards�察             �the   whole 

party     was    collected�察    �and    all  that    remained      was    to   marshal 

themselves�察�and proceed into the Concert Room�察�and be of all the 

consequence   in   their   power�察  �draw   as   many   eyes�察  �excite   as   many 

whispers�察�and disturb as many people as they could。 

    Very�察�very happy were both Elizabeth and Anne Elliot as   they 

walked in。 Elizabeth arm in arm  with  Miss   Carteret�察  �and  looking 

on   the   broad back   of  the   dowager   Viscountess   Dalrymple   before 

her�察�had nothing to wish for which did not seem within her reach�察�

and     Anne!but        it  would    be  an   insult   to   the  nature     of  Anne¨s 



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felicity�察  �to   draw  any   comparison   between   it   and   her   sister¨s�察  �the 

origin     of   one    all  selfish    vanity�察   �of   the    other    all   generous 

attachment。 

    Anne     saw    nothing�察    �thought    nothing     of  the   brilliancy    of   the 

room。 Her happiness was from  within。   Her  eyes   were bright  and 

her    cheeks     glowed�察�but        she   knew     nothing     about    it。  She   was 

thinking   only   of   the   last   half   hour�察  �and   as   they   passed   to   their 

seats�察�her mind took a hasty range over it。 His choice of subjects�察�

his   expressions�察  �and   still   more   his   manner   and   look�察  �had   been 

such   as   she   could   see   in   only   one   light。   His   opinion    of  Louisa 

Musgrove¨s inferiority�察�an opinion which he had seemed solicitous 

to give�察�his wonder at  Captain   Benwick�察  �his   feelings   as   to  a   first�察�

strong attachment�察�sentences begun which he could not finish! 

his   half averted   eyes   and   more   than   half   expressive   glance�察�all�察�

all   declared   that   he   had   a   heart   returning   to   her   at   least�察  �that 

anger�察�resentment�察�avoidance�察  �were   no  more�察�and  that  they  were 

succeeded�察      �not    merely     by   friendship     and    regard�察   �but    by   the 

tenderness   of  the   past。   Yes�察  �some   share   of   the   tenderness   of   the 

past。 She could not contemplate the change as implying less。!He 

must love her。 

    These      were    thoughts�察     �with    their   attendant      visions�察   �which 

occupied   and   flurried   her   too   much   to   leave   her   any   power   of 

observation�察      �and   she   passed     along    the   room    without     having    a 

glimpse   of   him�察  �without   even   trying   to   discern   him。   When   their 

places were determined on�察�and they were all properly arranged�察�

she looked round to see if he should happen to be in the same part 

of the room�察�but he was not�察�her eye could not reach him�察�and the 

concert   being   just   opening�察      �she   must   consent   for   a    time    to   be 

happy in a humbler way。 



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    The    party    was   divided    and    disposed     of  on   two   contiguous 

benches�此�Anne   was  among  those  on   the   foremost�察  �and   Mr。   Elliot 

had manoeuvred so well�察�with the assistance of his friend Colonel 

Wallis�察  �as   to   have   a   seat   by   her。   Miss   Elliot�察  �surrounded   by   her 

cousins�察�and the principal object of Colonel Wallis¨s gallantry�察�was 

quite contented。 

    Anne¨s      mind     was     in   a   most     favourable      state    for   the 

entertainment of the evening�察�it was just  occupation   enough�此  �she 

had   feelings   for   the   tender�察  �spirits   for   the   gay�察  �attention   for   the 

scientific�察�and patience for the wearisome�察�and had never  liked   a 

concert better�察�at least during the first act。 Towards the close of it�察�

in the interval succeeding an Italian song�察�she explained the words 

of the song to Mr。 Elliot。!They had a concert bill between them。 

    ^This�察院�said she�察 �is nearly the sense�察�or rather the meaning of 

the words�察�for certainly the sense of an Italian love´song must not 

be talked of�察�but it is as nearly the meaning as I can give�察�for I do 

not pretend to understand the language。 I am a very poor Italian 

scholar。 ̄ 

    ^Yes�察�yes�察�I see you are。 I see you know nothing of the matter。 

You have   only  knowledge   enough  of  the   language   to  translate   at 

sight these inverted�察�transposed�察�curtailed Italian lines�察�into clear�察�

comprehensible�察�elegant English。 You need not say anything more 

of your ignorance。!Here is complete proof。 ̄ 

    ^I will not oppose such kind politeness�察�but I should be sorry to 

be examined by a real proficient。 ̄ 

    ^I   have   not   had   the   pleasure   of   visiting   in   Camden´place   so 

long�察院   �replied    he�察   �without     knowing     something      of  Miss    Anne 

Elliot�察�and I do regard her as one who is too modest for the world 

in general to be aware of half her accomplishments�察�and too highly 



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accomplished for modesty to be natural in any other woman。 ̄ 

    ^For shame� �for shame� �this is too much flattery。 I forget what 

we are to have next�察院�turning to the bill。 

    ^Perhaps�察院�said Mr。   Elliot�察  �speaking  low�察   �I   have   had a   longer 

acquaintance with your character than you are aware of。 ̄ 

    ^Indeed� �How so�拭�You can have been acquainted with it only 

since I came to Bath�察�excepting as you might hear me previously 

spoken of in my own family。 ̄ 

    ^I   knew   you   by   report   long   before   you   came   to   Bath。   I   had 

heard   you   described   by   those   who   knew   you   intimately。   I   have 

been acquainted with you by character many years。 Your person�察�

your disposition�察�accomplishments�察�manner!they were all present 

to me。 ̄ 

    Mr。    Elliot   was   not   disappointed     in  the  interest   he   hoped    to 

raise。 No one can withstand the charm of such a mystery。 To have 

been   described   long   ago   to   a   recent   acquaintance�察  �by   nameless 

people�察�is irresistible�察�and   Anne   was all   curiosity。   She   wondered�察�

and   questioned   him   eagerly!but   in   vain。   He   delighted   in   being 

asked�察�but he would not tell。 

    ^No�察�no!some time or other�察�perhaps�察�but not now。 He would 

mention no names now�察�but such�察�he could assure her�察  �had been 

the   fact。   He   had   many   years   ago   received   such   a   description   of 

Miss Anne Ell

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