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that will all come out in the right place。 I give no hints。!Why�察�Miss 

Elliot�察  �we   begin   to   hear   strange   things    of  you!��smiling   in       her 

face��!But you have not much the Look of it!as Grave as a little 

Judge。¨!Anne blushed。!`Aye�察�aye�察�that will do。 Now�察�it is right。 I 

thought    we    were    not   mistaken。¨     She    was    left  to  guess    at  the 

direction of his Suspicions�察�the first wild idea had been of some 

disclosure from his Brother in law!but she was ashamed the next 

moment!& felt how far more probable that he should be meaning 

Mr E。!The door was opened!& the Man evidently beginning to 

deny his Mistress�察�when the sight of his Master stopped him。 The 

Admiral enjoyed the joke exceedingly。 Anne thought  his   triumph 

over   Stephen   rather   too   long。      At   last   however�察   �he   was   able   to 

invite her upstairs�察�& stepping before her said!`I will just  go  up 



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with you myself & shew you in!。 I cannot stay�察�because I must go 

to  the   P。   Office�察�but  if  you  will   only  sit  down   for   5   minutes   I   am 

sure Sophy will come!and you will find nobody to disturb you! 

there    is  nobody   but   Frederick      here!¨     opening   the    door    as  he 

spoke。!Such   a   person   to   be   passed   over   as   a   Nobody   to  her� � 

After being allowed to feel quite secure!indifferent!at her ease�察�

to have it burst on her that she was to be the next moment in the 

same     room    with    him� �No      time    for  recollection� �for      planning 

behaviour�察  �or  regulating manners� �There   was   time   only   to   turn 

pale�察   �before    she    had    passed    through     the    door�察  �&    met    the 

astonished eyes of Capt。 W。 who was sitting by the fire pretending 

to   read   &   prepared   for   no   greater   surprise   than   the   Admiral¨s 

hasty return。!Equally unexpected was the meeting�察�on each side。 

There was nothing to be done however�察�but to stifle feelings & be 

quietly   polite�察�and   the   Admiral   was   too   much   on   the   alert�察  �to 

leave   any   troublesome   pause。!He   repeated   again   what   he   had 

said before about his wife & everybody!insisted on Anne¨s sitting 

down & being perfectly comfortable�察�was sorry he must leave her 

himself�察    �but   was   sure   Mrs   Croft   would    be   down    very   soon�察  �& 

would   go   upstairs   &   give   her   notice   directly。!Anne  was  sitting 

down�察  �but  now   she   arose   again!to   entreat   him   not   to   interrupt 

Mrs     C。!&     re´urge    the   wish   of  going    away    &   calling   another 

time。!But  the   Admiral would not  hear  of   it�察�and   if   she   did   not 

return to the charge with unconquerable Perseverance�察�or did not 

with a more passive Determination walk quietly out of the room! 

��as certainly she might have done�� may she not be pardoned�拭�If 

she had no horror of a few minutes Tete a Tete with Capt。 W。�察�may 

she not be pardoned for not wishing to give him the idea that she 

had�拭�She         reseated    herself�察  �&   the  Admiral     took   leave�察  �but   on 



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reaching      the   door�察   �said�察   �Frederick�察    �a  word     with  you�察   �if  you 

please。¨!Capt。   W。   went   to   him�察  �and   instantly�察  �before   they   were 

well   out   of   the   room�察  �the   Admiral   continued!`As   I   am   going   to 

leave you together�察�it is but fair I should give you something to talk 

of!& so�察�if you please!¨ Here the door was very firmly closed�察�she 

could     guess    by   which    of   the  two�察   �and   she   lost   entirely    what 

immediately        followed�察    �but    it  was    impossible      for  her    not   to 

distinguish parts of the rest�察�for the Admiral on the strength of the 

Door¨s being shut was speaking without any management of voice�察�

tho¨    she   could   hear    his  companion       trying    to  check    him。!She 

could not  doubt  their  being  speaking  of   her。   She   heard   her   own 

name & Kellynch  repeatedly!she was very much distressed。 She 

knew not what to do�察�or what to expect!and among other agonies 

felt the possibility of Capt。 W。¨s not returning into the room at all�察�

which after her consenting to  stay  would   have  been!too  bad   for 

Language。!They  seemed   to  be   talking  of  the   Admiral¨s Lease   of 

Kellynch。 She heard him say something of `the Lease being signed 

or not signed¨!that was not likely to be a very agitating subject! 

but then followed `I hate to be at an uncertainty!I must know at 

once!Sophy   thinks   the   same。¨   Then�察  �in   a   lower   tone�察  �Capt。   W。 

seemed   remonstrating!wanting   to   be   excused!wanting   to   put 

something   off。   `Phoo�察  �Phoo!answered   the   Admiral�察  �now   is   the 

Time。 If you will not speak�察�I will stop & speak myself。¨!`Very well 

Sir�察   �very    well   Sir�察  �followed     with   some     impatience       from    his 

companion�察  �opening   the   door   as   he   spoke。!`You   will   then!you 

promise   you   will�拭�   replied   the   Admiral�察  �in   all   the   power   of   his 

natural  voice�察  �unbroken   even   by   one   thin   door。!`Yes�察  �Sir!Yes。¨ 

And   the   Admiral   was   hastily   left�察  �the   door   was   closed�察  �and   the 

moment arrived in which Anne was alone with Capt。 W。 She could 



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not attempt to see how he looked�察�but he walked immediately to a 

window�察�as if irresolute & embarrassed�察�and for about the space 

of   5   seconds�察  �she   repented   what   she   had   done!censured   it   as 

unwise�察  �blushed   over   it   as   indelicate。!She   longed   to   be   able   to 

speak of the weather or the Concert!but could only compass the 

relief of taking a Newspaper in her hand。!The distressing pause 

was   soon   over   however�察  �he   turned   round   in   half   a   minute�察  �and 

coming towards the Table where she sat�察�said�察�in a voice of effort 

& constraint!`You must have heard too much already Madam to 

be in any doubt of my having promised Admiral Croft to speak to 

you on some particular subject!& this conviction determines me 

to do it!however repugnant to my!to all my sense of propriety�察�

to    be   taking     so   great    a   liberty。!You       wiil   acquit    me     of 

Impertinence        I  trust�察 �by  considering      me   as  speaking     only   for 

another�察  �and   speaking   by   Necessity�察�and   the   Admiral   is   a   Man 

who can never be thought Impertinent by one who knows him as 

you do!。 His Intentions are always the kindest & the Best�察�and 

you    will   perceive    that   he   is  actuated    by   none    other�察   �in  the 

application   which   I   am   now   with!with   very   peculiar   feelings! 

obliged   to   make。¨!He   stopped!but   merely   to   recover   breath�察� 

not seeming to expect any  answer。!Anne listened�察�as   if  her  Life 

depended       on   the   issue  of  his   Speech。!He        proceeded�察    �with   a 

forced      alacrity。!`The       Admiral�察    �Madam�察      �was     this   morning 

confidently informed that you were!upon my word I am quite at 

a loss�察�ashamed!��breathing & speaking quick��!the awkwardness 

of giving Information of this sort to one of the Parties!You can be 

at no loss to understand me!It was very confidently said that Mr 

Elliot!that      everythi

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