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heart it were twice as much�察�for your sake。 ̄ 

    ^Indeed I believe you�察院�replied Elinor�察 �but I am very sure that 

Colonel Brandon has not the smallest wish of marrying me。 ̄ 

    ^You are mistaken�察�Elinor�察�you are very much mistaken。 A very 

little trouble on your side secures him。 Perhaps just at present he 

may  be   undecided�察  �the   smallness  of  your  fortune   may  make   him 

hang back�察�his friends may all advise him against it。 But some of 

those   little   attentions   and   encouragements   which   ladies               can   so 

easily   give   will   fix   him�察  �in   spite   of   himself。   And   there   can   be   no 

reason   why   you   should   not   try   for   him。   It   is   not   to   be   supposed 

that any prior attachment on your side!in short�察�you know as to 

an   attachment   of   that   kind�察  �it   is   quite   out   of   the   question�察  �the 

objections   are   insurmountable!you   have   too   much   sense   not   to 

see   all   that。   Colonel   Brandon   must   be   the   man�察  �and   no   civility 

shall   be   wanting   on   my   part   to   make   him   pleased   with   you   and 

your family。 It is a match that must give universal satisfaction。 In 

short�察    �it  is  a   kind    of  thing    that ̄!lowering          his   voice    to   an 

important  whisper!^will be   exceedingly  welcome  to all parties。 ̄ 

Recollecting himself�察�however�察�he added�察 �That is�察�I mean to say! 

your   friends   are   all   truly   anxious   to   see   you   well   settled�察  �Fanny 

particularly�察�for she has your interest very much at heart�察�I assure 

you。    And     her   mother      too�察  �Mrs。    Ferrars�察    �a  very    good´natured 

woman�察  �I   am   sure   it   would   give   her   great   pleasure�察  �she   said   as 

much the other day。 ̄ 

    Elinor would not vouchsafe any answer。 

    ^It    would     be   something        remarkable�察      �now�察院    �he    continued�察�

^something   droll�察  �if   Fanny   should   have   a   brother   and   I   a   sister 



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settling at the same time。 And yet it is not very unlikely。 ̄ 

    ^Is Mr。 Edward Ferrars�察院�said Elinor�察�with resolution�察 �going to 

be married�拭院�

    ^It is not actually settled�察�but there is such a thing in agitation。 

He   has   a   most   excellent   mother。   Mrs。   Ferrars�察  �with   the   utmost 

liberality�察�will come forward�察�and settle on him a thousand a year�察�

if the match  takes   place。   The   lady  is   the   Hon。   Miss   Morton�察  �only 

daughter of the late Lord Morton�察�with thirty thousand pounds。 A 

very desirable connection on both sides�察�and I have not a doubt of 

its   taking   place   in   time。   A   thousand   a´year   is   a   great   deal   for   a 

mother to give away�察�to make over for ever�察�but Mrs。 Ferrars has a 

noble   spirit。   To  give   you  another  instance  of   her   liberality�此�The 

other  day�察  �as   soon   as   we   came   to   town�察  �aware   that  money   could 

not    be   very   plenty     with   us   just  now�察    �she   put   bank´notes       into 

Fanny¨s       hands     to   the   amount      of   two    hundred      pounds。      And 

extremely   acceptable   it   is�察  �for   we   must   live   at   a   great   expense 

while we are here。 ̄ 

    He    paused      for  her    assent    and    compassion�察      �and    she   forced 

herself to say�察�

    ^Your   expenses   both   in   town   and   country   must   certainly   be 

considerable�察�but your income is a large one。 ̄ 

    ^Not   so   large�察  �I   dare   say�察  �as   many   people   suppose。   I   do   not 

mean to complain�察�however�察�it is undoubtedly a comfortable one�察�

and     I  hope    will   in  time    be   better。    The    inclosure     of   Norland 

Common�察  �now   carrying   on�察  �is   a   most   serious   drain。   And   then   I 

have   made   a   little   purchase   within   this   half   year�察  �East   Kingham 

Farm�察  �you   must   remember   the   place�察  �where   old   Gibson   used   to 

live。   The   land   was   so   very   desirable   for   me   in   every   respect�察  �so 

immediately  adjoining  my  own property�察  �that  I   felt  it  my  duty  to 



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buy it。 I could not have answered it to my conscience to let it fall 

into any other hands。 A man must pay for his convenience�察�and it 

has cost me a vast deal of money。 ̄ 

    ^More than you think it really and intrinsically worth。 ̄ 

    ^Why�察�I hope not that。 I might have sold it again�察�the next day�察�

for  more   than   I   gave�此  �but�察  �with   regard   to   the   purchase´money�察  �I 

might have   been   very  unfortunate   indeed�察  �for  the   stocks   were   at 

that time so low�察�that if I had not happened to have the necessary 

sum in my banker¨s hands�察�I must have sold out to very great loss。 ̄ 

    Elinor could only smile。 

    ^Other great and inevitable expenses too we have had   on  first 

coming      to  Norland。     Our    respected     father�察  �as  you   well   know�察�

bequeathed all the Stanhill effects that remained at Norland ��and 

very   valuable   they   were��   to   your   mother。   Far   be   it   from   me   to 

repine at his doing so�察�he had an undoubted right to dispose of his 

own property as he chose�察�but�察�in consequence of it�察�we have been 

obliged to make large purchases of linen�察�china�察�&c。 to supply the 

place    of  what   was    taken   away。    You   may    guess�察  �after   all  these 

expenses�察     �how   very   far   we   must   be  from   being    rich�察 �and    how 

acceptable Mrs。 Ferrars¨s kindness is。 ̄ 

    ^Certainly�察院�said Elinor�察 �and assisted by her liberality�察�I hope 

you may yet live to be in easy circumstances。 ̄ 

    ^Another   year   or   two   may   do   much   towards        it�察院 �he  gravely 

replied�察 �but however there is still a great deal to be done。 There is 

not a stone laid of Fanny¨s green´house�察�and nothing but the plan 

of the flower´garden marked out。 ̄ 

    ^Where is the green´house to be�拭院�

    ^Upon the knoll behind the house。 The old walnut trees are all 

come down to make room for it。 It will be a very fine object from 



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many parts of the park�察�and the flower´garden will slope down just 

before it�察�and be exceedingly pretty。 We have cleared away all the 

old thorns that grew in patches over the brow。 ̄ 

    Elinor   kept   her   concern   and   her   censure   to   herself�察  �and   was 

very     thankful     that   Marianne      was    not    present�察   �to   share    the 

provocation。 

    Having  now  said   enough  to  make   his   poverty  clear�察�and   to  do 

away   the   necessity   of   buying   a   pair   of   ear´rings   for   each   of   his 

sisters�察�in his next visit  at  Gray¨s�察  �his   thoughts   took   a   cheerfuller 

turn�察�and he began to congratulate Elinor on having such a friend 

as Mrs。 Jennings。 

    ^She   seems   a   most   valuable   woman   indeed。!Her   house�察  �her 

style of living�察�all bespeak an exceeding good income�察�and it is an 

acquaintance that has not only been of great use to you hitherto�察�

but in the end may prove materially advantageous。!Her inviting 

you to town is certainly a vast thing in your favour�察�and indeed�察�it 

speaks altogether so great a regard for you�察�that in all probability 

when she dies you will not be forgotten。!She   must  have   a  great 

deal to leave。 ̄ 

    ^Nothing   at  all�察  �I   should   rather   su

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