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"
Yes
,
Mr.
Dixon
and
Miss
Campbell
were
the
persons
;
and
I
thought
it
a
very
strong
proof
.
"
"
Certainly
--
very
strong
it
was
;
to
own
the
truth
,
a
great
deal
stronger
than
,
if
I
had
been
Miss
Campbell
,
would
have
been
at
all
agreeable
to
me
.
I
could
not
excuse
a
man
's
having
more
music
than
love
--
more
ear
than
eye
--
a
more
acute
sensibility
to
fine
sounds
than
to
my
feelings
.
How
did
Miss
Campbell
appear
to
like
it
?
"
"
It
was
her
very
particular
friend
,
you
know
.
"
"
Poor
comfort
!
"
said
Emma
,
laughing
.
"
One
would
rather
have
a
stranger
preferred
than
one
's
very
particular
friend
--
with
a
stranger
it
might
not
recur
again
--
but
the
misery
of
having
a
very
particular
friend
always
at
hand
,
to
do
every
thing
better
than
one
does
oneself
!
--
Poor
Mrs.
Dixon
!
Well
,
I
am
glad
she
is
gone
to
settle
in
Ireland
.
"
"
You
are
right
.
It
was
not
very
flattering
to
Miss
Campbell
;
but
she
really
did
not
seem
to
feel
it
.
"
"
So
much
the
better
--
or
so
much
the
worse
:
--
I
do
not
know
which
.
But
be
it
sweetness
or
be
it
stupidity
in
her
--
quickness
of
friendship
,
or
dulness
of
feeling
--
there
was
one
person
,
I
think
,
who
must
have
felt
it
:
Miss
Fairfax
herself
.
She
must
have
felt
the
improper
and
dangerous
distinction
.
"
"
As
to
that
--
I
do
not
--
"
"
Oh
!
do
not
imagine
that
I
expect
an
account
of
Miss
Fairfax
's
sensations
from
you
,
or
from
any
body
else
.
They
are
known
to
no
human
being
,
I
guess
,
but
herself
.
But
if
she
continued
to
play
whenever
she
was
asked
by
Mr.
Dixon
,
one
may
guess
what
one
chuses
.
"
"
There
appeared
such
a
perfectly
good
understanding
among
them
all
--
"
he
began
rather
quickly
,
but
checking
himself
,
added
,
"
however
,
it
is
impossible
for
me
to
say
on
what
terms
they
really
were
--
how
it
might
all
be
behind
the
scenes
.
I
can
only
say
that
there
was
smoothness
outwardly
.
But
you
,
who
have
known
Miss
Fairfax
from
a
child
,
must
be
a
better
judge
of
her
character
,
and
of
how
she
is
likely
to
conduct
herself
in
critical
situations
,
than
I
can
be
.
"
