唄診窮徨慕 > 哂猟圻广窮徨慕 > sense and sensibility(尖崘嚥秤湖) >

及30嫗

sense and sensibility(尖崘嚥秤湖)-及30嫗

弌傍�� sense and sensibility(尖崘嚥秤湖) 忖方�� 耽匈4000忖

梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ○ 賜 ★ 辛酔堀貧和鍬匈��梓囚徒貧議 Enter 囚辛指欺云慕朕村匈��梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ● 辛指欺云匈競何��
!!!!隆堋響頼��紗秘慕禰厮宴和肝写偬堋響��




kind�察�and sometimes I have kept my feelings to myself�察�because I 

could find no language to describe them in but what was worn and 

hackneyed out of all sense and meaning。 ̄ 

    ^I   am   convinced�察院  �said   Edward�察   �that   you       really   feel  all  the 

delight in a fine prospect which you profess to feel。 But�察�in return�察�

your sister must allow me to feel no more than I profess。 I like  a 

fine   prospect�察    �but   not  on   picturesque     principles。    I  do  not   like 

crooked�察�twisted�察�blasted trees。 I admire them much more if they 

are   tall�察  �straight�察  �and   flourishing。   I   do   not   like   ruined�察  �tattered 

cottages。 I am not fond of nettles or thistles�察�or heath blossoms。 I 

have   more   pleasure   in   a   snug   farm´house   than   a   watch´tower! 

and a troop of tidy�察�happy villages please me better than the finest 

banditti in the world。 ̄ 

    Marianne looked with amazement at Edward�察�with compassion 

at her sister。 Elinor only laughed。 

    The subject was continued no farther�察�and Marianne remained 

thoughtfully       silent�察  �till  a  new    object    suddenly      engaged      her 

attention。 She   was sitting by  Edward�察�and   in   taking  his   tea   from 

Mrs。 Dashwood�察�his hand passed so directly before her�察�as to make 

a ring�察�with a plait of hair in the centre�察�very conspicuous on one of 

his fingers。 

    ^I   never   saw   you   wear   a   ring   before�察  �Edward�察院  �she   cried。   ^Is 

that   Fanny¨s   hair�拭  �I   remember   her   promising   to   give   you   some。 

But I should have thought her hair had been darker。 ̄ 

    Marianne spoke inconsiderately what she really felt!but when 



Classics in Literature�此�Jane Austen                                          ElecBook 


´ Page 116´

                      Jane Austen�此�Sense and Sensibility                       116 



she saw how much she had pained  Edward�察  �her  own   vexation at 

her  want   of   thought   could   not   be   surpassed   by   his。   He  coloured 

very   deeply�察  �and   giving   a   momentary   glance   at   Elinor�察  �replied�察�

^Yes�察  �it   is   my   sister¨s   hair。   The   setting   always   casts   a   different 

shade on it�察�you know。 ̄ 

    Elinor had met his eye�察�and looked conscious likewise。 That the 

hair   was    her   own�察  �she   instantaneously      felt  as  well  satisfied   as 

Marianne�察�the only difference in their conclusions was�察�that what 

Marianne   considered   as   a       free  gift   from  her   sister�察 �Elinor   was 

conscious must have been procured by some theft or contrivance 

unknown to herself。 She was not in a humour�察�however�察�to regard 

it as an affront�察�and affecting to take no notice of what passed�察�by 

instantly     talking    of   something      else�察  �she    internally    resolved 

henceforward to catch every opportunity of eyeing the hair and of 

satisfying herself�察�beyond all doubt�察�that it was exactly the shade of 

her own。 

    Edward¨s embarrassment lasted some time�察�and it ended in an 

absence of mind still more   settled。   He   was   particularly  grave   the 

whole morning。 Marianne severely censured herself for what  she 

had said�察�but her own forgiveness might have been more speedy�察�

had she known how little offence it had given her sister。 

    Before the middle of the day�察�they were visited by Sir John and 

Mrs。 Jennings�察�who�察�having heard of the arrival of a gentleman at 

the cottage�察�came to take a survey of the guest。 With the assistance 

of his mother´in´law�察�Sir John was not long in discovering that the 

name of Ferrars began with an F。 and this prepared a future mine 

of   raillery   against    the  devoted     Elinor�察  �which    nothing     but   the 

newness of their acquaintance with Edward could have prevented 

from being immediately sprung。 But�察�as   it  was�察 �she   only  learned�察�



Classics in Literature�此�Jane Austen                                         ElecBook 


´ Page 117´

                      Jane Austen�此�Sense and Sensibility                      117 



from     some    very   significant    looks�察  �how    far  their   penetration�察�

founded on Margaret¨s instructions�察�extended。 

    Sir John never came to the Dashwoods without either inviting 

them to dine at the park the next  day�察  �or  to  drink   tea  with  them 

that     evening。     On     the    present     occasion�察    �for    the    better 

entertainment  of   their   visitor�察  �towards   whose   amusement   he   felt 

himself bound to contribute�察�he wished to engage them for both。 

    ^You must drink tea with us to night�察院�said he�察 �for we shall be 

quite alone!and tomorrow you must absolutely dine with us�察�for 

we shall be a large party。 ̄ 

   Mrs。 Jennings enforced the necessity。 ^And who knows but you 

may     raise  a  dance�察院   �said  she。   ^And    that  will  tempt  you�察   �Miss 

Marianne。 ̄ 

    ^A dance� 院�cried Marianne。 ^Impossible� �Who is to dance�拭院�

    ^Who�   �why   yourselves�察  �and   the   Careys�察  �and   Whitakers   to   be 

sure。!What�  �you  thought  nobody  could   dance   because   a   certain 

person that shall be nameless is gone� 院�

    ^I wish with all my soul�察院�cried Sir John�察 �that Willoughby were 

among us again。 ̄ 

   This�察�and Marianne¨s blushing�察�gave new suspicions to Edward。 

^And     who    is  Willoughby�拭院      �said  he�察  �in  a  low   voice�察  �to  Miss 

Dashwood�察�by whom he was sitting。 

    She gave him a brief reply。 Marianne¨s countenance was more 

communicative。 Edward saw enough to comprehend�察�not only the 

meaning   of     others�察  �but   such  of  Marianne¨s     expressions     as  had 

puzzled   him   before�察  �and   when   their   visitors   left   them�察  �he   went 

immediately   round   to   her�察  �and   said�察  �in   a   whisper�察   �I   have   been 

guessing。 Shall I tell you my guess�拭院�

    ^What do you mean�拭院�



Classics in Literature�此�Jane Austen                                       ElecBook 


´ Page 118´

                       Jane Austen�此�Sense and Sensibility                         118 



    ^Shall I tell you。 ̄ 

    ^Certainly。 ̄ 

    ^Well then�察�I guess that Mr。 Willoughby hunts。 ̄ 

    Marianne   was   surprised and   confused�察  �yet   she   could   not   help 

smiling at the quiet archness of his manner�察�and after a moment¨s 

silence�察�said�察�

    ^Oh�察�Edward� �How can you�拭�But the time will come I hope 。 。 。 

I am sure you will like him。 ̄ 

    ^I   do   not    doubt    it�察院 �replied    he�察  �rather    astonished      at   her 

earnestness and warmth�察�for had he   not  imagined it  to  be   a   joke 

for   the   good   of   her   acquaintance   in   general�察  �founded   only   on   a 

something   or   a   nothing  between   Mr。   Willoughby  and   herself�察  �he 

would not have ventured to mention it。 



Classics in Literature�此�Jane Austen                                            ElecBook 


´ Page 119´

                     Jane Austen�此�Sense and Sensibility                      119 



                            CHAPTER XIX 



           dward remained a week at the cottage�察�he was earnestly 

           pressed   by   Mrs。   Dashwood   to   stay   longer�察  �but�察  �as   if   he 

E 

           were bent only on self´mortification�察�he seemed resolved 

to   be  gone    when    his  enjoyment     among     his  friends   was   at  the 

height。 His spirits�察  �during  the   last  two  or  three   days�察  �though  still 

very   unequal�察  �were   greatly   improved!he   grew   more   and   more 

partial    to   the  house  and   environs!never        spoke    of  going   away 

without a sigh!declared his time to be wholly disengaged!even 

doubted to what place he should go when he left them!but still�察�

go   he   must。   Never   had   any   week   passed   so   quickly!he       could 

hardly believe it to be gone。 He said so repeatedly�察�other things he 

said too�察�which marked the turn of his feelings a

卦指朕村 貧匯匈 和匯匈 指欺競何 壘��1�� 家��0��

低辛嬬浪散議