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"
He
chose
to
say
he
was
employed
"
--
"
Well
,
well
,
I
have
that
note
;
and
can
shew
it
after
dinner
to
convince
Mr.
Knightley
.
"
"
Oh
!
when
a
gallant
young
man
,
like
Mr.
Frank
Churchill
,
"
said
Mr.
Knightley
dryly
,
"
writes
to
a
fair
lady
like
Miss
Woodhouse
,
he
will
,
of
course
,
put
forth
his
best
.
"
Dinner
was
on
table
.
--
Mrs.
Elton
,
before
she
could
be
spoken
to
,
was
ready
;
and
before
Mr.
Woodhouse
had
reached
her
with
his
request
to
be
allowed
to
hand
her
into
the
dining-parlour
,
was
saying
--
"
Must
I
go
first
?
I
really
am
ashamed
of
always
leading
the
way
.
"
Jane
's
solicitude
about
fetching
her
own
letters
had
not
escaped
Emma
.
She
had
heard
and
seen
it
all
;
and
felt
some
curiosity
to
know
whether
the
wet
walk
of
this
morning
had
produced
any
.
She
suspected
that
it
had
;
that
it
would
not
have
been
so
resolutely
encountered
but
in
full
expectation
of
hearing
from
some
one
very
dear
,
and
that
it
had
not
been
in
vain
.
She
thought
there
was
an
air
of
greater
happiness
than
usual
--
a
glow
both
of
complexion
and
spirits
.
She
could
have
made
an
inquiry
or
two
,
as
to
the
expedition
and
the
expense
of
the
Irish
mails
--
it
was
at
her
tongue
's
end
--
but
she
abstained
She
was
quite
determined
not
to
utter
a
word
that
should
hurt
Jane
Fairfax
's
feelings
;
and
they
followed
the
other
ladies
out
of
the
room
,
arm
in
arm
,
with
an
appearance
of
good-will
highly
becoming
to
the
beauty
and
grace
of
each
.
When
the
ladies
returned
to
the
drawing-room
after
dinner
,
Emma
found
it
hardly
possible
to
prevent
their
making
two
distinct
parties
--
with
so
much
perseverance
in
judging
and
behaving
ill
did
Mrs.
Elton
engross
Jane
Fairfax
and
slight
herself
.
She
and
Mrs.
Weston
were
obliged
to
be
almost
always
either
talking
together
or
silent
together
.
Mrs.
Elton
left
them
no
choice
.
If
Jane
repressed
her
for
a
little
time
,
she
soon
began
again
;
and
though
much
that
passed
between
them
was
in
a
half-whisper
,
especially
on
Mrs.
Elton
's
side
,
there
was
no
avoiding
a
knowledge
of
their
principal
subjects
:
The
post-office
--
catching
cold
--
fetching
letters
--
and
friendship
,
were
long
under
discussion
;
and
to
them
succeeded
one
,
which
must
be
at
least
equally
unpleasant
to
Jane
--
inquiries
whether
she
had
yet
heard
of
any
situation
likely
to
suit
her
,
and
professions
of
Mrs.
Elton
's
meditated
activity
.
"
Here
is
April
come
!
"
said
she
,
"
I
get
quite
anxious
about
you
.
June
will
soon
be
here
.
"
