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    She    walked     eagerly    on   as  she   spoke�察   �and   Elinor�察  �to  screen 

Marianne   from   particularity�察  �as   she   felt   almost   certain   of   its   not 

being Willoughby�察�quickened her pace and kept up with her。 They 

were soon within thirty yards of the gentleman。 Marianne looked 

again�察�her heart sunk within her�察�and abruptly turning round�察�she 

was hurrying back�察�when the voices of both her sisters were raised 

to detain her�察�a third�察�almost as well known as Willoughby¨s�察�joined 

them in begging her to stop�察�and she turned round with surprise to 

see and welcome Edward Ferrars。 

    He was the only person in the world who could at that moment 

be forgiven for not being Willoughby�察�the only one who could have 

gained a smile   from   her�察�but  she   dispersed   her  tears   to  smile   on 

him�察   �and    in  her   sister¨s   happiness     forgot   for   a  time    her   own 

disappointment。 

    He   dismounted�察  �and        giving   his  horse    to   his   servant�察 �walked 

back   with   them   to   Barton�察  �whither   he   was   purposely   coming   to 

visit them。 

    He    was    welcomed       by   them     all  with    great    cordiality�察   �but 

especially   by   Marianne�察  �who   showed   more   warmth   of   regard   in 

her    reception     of  him    than    even   Elinor    herself。   To    Marianne�察�

indeed�察  �the   meeting   between   Edward   and   her   sister   was   but   a 

continuation of that unaccountable coldness which she had often 

observed at Norland in their mutual behaviour。 On Edward¨s side�察�

more particularly�察�there was a deficiency of all that a lover ought 

to   look   and   say   on   such   an   occasion。   He   was   confused�察  �seemed 

scarcely     sensible     of  pleasure     in   seeing    them�察   �looked     neither 

rapturous   nor   gay�察  �said   little   but   what   was   forced   from   him   by 

questions�察     �and    distinguished      Elinor    by   no   mark     of  affection。 

Marianne   saw   and   listened   with   increasing   surprise。   She   began 



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almost to  feel   a dislike   of   Edward�察  �and it  ended�察  �as   every  feeling 

must end with her�察�by carrying back her thoughts to Willoughby�察�

whose manners formed a contrast sufficiently striking to those of 

his brother elect。 

   After   a   short   silence   which   succeeded   the      first   surprise   and 

inquiries of meeting�察�Marianne asked Edward if he came directly 

from London。 No�察�he had been in Devonshire a fortnight。 

    ^A fortnight� 院�she repeated�察�surprised at his being so long in the 

same county with Elinor without seeing her before。 

    He   looked    rather   distressed     as  he   added�察  �that   he  had    been 

staying with some friends near Plymouth。 

    ^Have you been lately in Sussex�拭院�said Elinor。 

    ^I was at Norland about a month ago。 ̄ 

    ^And how does dear�察�dear Norland look�拭院�cried Marianne。 

    ^Dear�察  �dear  Norland�察院  �said   Elinor�察   �probably looks much  as   it 

always does at this time of the year。 The woods and walks thickly 

covered with dead leaves。 ̄ 

    ^Oh�察院�cried Marianne�察 �with what transporting sensation have I 

formerly seen them fall� �How have I delighted�察�as I walked�察�to see 

them driven in showers about me by the wind� �What feelings have 

they�察�the season�察�the air altogether inspired� �Now there is no one 

to regard them。 They are seen only as a nuisance�察�swept hastily off�察�

and driven as much as possible from the sight。 ̄ 

    ^It   is   not   every   one�察院  �said   Elinor�察   �who   has   your   passion   for 

dead leaves。 ̄ 

    ^No�察  �my   feelings   are   not   often   shared�察  �not   often   understood。 

But sometimes they are。 ̄!As she said this�察�she sunk into a reverie 

for   a   few   moments�察�but   rousing   herself   again�察   �Now�察  �Edward�察院�

said    she�察 �calling   his   attention   to   the  prospect�察   �here   is  Barton 



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valley。 Look up to it�察�and be tranquil if you can。 Look at those hills� �

Did you ever see their equals�拭�To the left is Barton park�察�amongst 

those  woods   and   plantations。   You  may  see  the  end   of   the   house。 

And     there�察  �beneath      that   farthest   hill�察 �which     rises  with    such 

grandeur�察�is our cottage。 ̄ 

    ^It is a beautiful country�察院�he replied�察 �but these bottoms must 

be dirty in winter。 ̄ 

    ^How can you think of dirt�察�with such objects before you�拭院�

    ^Because�察院  �replied   he�察�smiling�察   �among  the   rest   of   the   objects 

before me�察�I see a very dirty lane。 ̄ 

    ^How strange� 院�said Marianne to herself as she walked on。 

    ^Have      you    an    agreeable      neighbourhood         here�拭    �Are    the 

Middletons pleasant people�拭院�

    ^No�察  �not   at   all�察院  �answered   Marianne�察   �we   could   not   be   more 

unfortunately situated。 ̄ 

    ^Marianne�察院  �cried   her   sister�察   �how   can   you   say   so�拭  �How   can 

you be so unjust�拭�They are a very respectable family�察�Mr。 Ferrars�察�

and towards us have behaved in the friendliest manner。 Have you 

forgot�察   �Marianne�察     �how    many     pleasant    days    we   have    owed    to 

them�拭院�

    ^No�察院  �said   Marianne�察  �in   a   low   voice�察   �nor   how   many   painful 

moments。 ̄ 

    Elinor took no notice of this�察�and directing her attention to their 

visitor�察�endeavoured to support something like discourse with him�察�

by    talking    of   their   present    residence�察    �its   conveniences�察     �&c。 

extorting      from    him     occasional     questions      and    remarks。      His 

coldness   and   reserve   mortified   her   severely�察  �she   was   vexed   and 

half angry�察�but resolving to regulate her behaviour to him by the 

past   rather   than    the   present�察   �she   avoided   every   appearance        of 



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resentment   or   displeasure�察          �and   treated     him    as  she   thought      he 

ought to be treated from the family connection。 



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                             CHAPTER XVII 



               rs。   Dashwood       was    surprised    only    for  a  moment      at 

               seeing     him�察   �for  his  coming      to  Barton     was�察  �in   her 

M 

               opinion�察  �of   all   things   the   most   natural。   Her   joy   and 

expression   of   regard   long   outlived   her   wonder。   He   received   the 

kindest   welcome   from   her�察  �and   shyness�察  �coldness�察  �reserve   could 

not   stand   against   such   a   reception。   They   had   begun   to   fail   him 

before he entered the house�察�and they were quite overcome by the 

captivating  manners   of   Mrs。   Dashwood。   Indeed   a   man   could   not 

very     well   be   in   love   with    either   of   her   daughters�察     �without 

extending   the   passion   to   her�察  �and   Elinor   had   the   satisfaction   of 

seeing him soon become more like himself。 His affections seemed 

to   reanimate   towards   them   all�察  �and   his   interest   in   their   welfare 

again     became     perceptible。     He   was    not   in  spirits�察 �however�察     �he 

praised their house�察�admired its prospect�察�was attentive�察�and kind�察�

but s

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