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"

Miss

Woodhouse

,

as

you

will

not

give

me

your

opinion

,

I

must

do

as

well

as

I

can

by

myself

;

and

I

have

now

quite

determined

,

and

really

almost

made

up

my

mind

--

to

refuse

Mr.

Martin

.

Do

you

think

I

am

right

?

"

"

Perfectly

,

perfectly

right

,

my

dearest

Harriet

;

you

are

doing

just

what

you

ought

.

While

you

were

at

all

in

suspense

I

kept

my

feelings

to

myself

,

but

now

that

you

are

so

completely

decided

I

have

no

hesitation

in

approving

.

Dear

Harriet

,

I

give

myself

joy

of

this

.

It

would

have

grieved

me

to

lose

your

acquaintance

,

which

must

have

been

the

consequence

of

your

marrying

Mr.

Martin

.

While

you

were

in

the

smallest

degree

wavering

,

I

said

nothing

about

it

,

because

I

would

not

influence

;

but

it

would

have

been

the

loss

of

a

friend

to

me

.

I

could

not

have

visited

Mrs.

Robert

Martin

,

of

Abbey-Mill

Farm

.

Now

I

am

secure

of

you

for

ever

.

"

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Harriet

had

not

surmised

her

own

danger

,

but

the

idea

of

it

struck

her

forcibly

.

"

You

could

not

have

visited

me

!

"

she

cried

,

looking

aghast

.

"

No

,

to

be

sure

you

could

not

;

but

I

never

thought

of

that

before

.

That

would

have

been

too

dreadful

!

--

What

an

escape

!

--

Dear

Miss

Woodhouse

,

I

would

not

give

up

the

pleasure

and

honour

of

being

intimate

with

you

for

any

thing

in

the

world

.

"

"

Indeed

,

Harriet

,

it

would

have

been

a

severe

pang

to

lose

you

;

but

it

must

have

been

.

You

would

have

thrown

yourself

out

of

all

good

society

.

I

must

have

given

you

up

.

"

"

Dear

me

!

--

How

should

I

ever

have

borne

it

!

It

would

have

killed

me

never

to

come

to

Hartfield

any

more

!

"

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"

Dear

affectionate

creature

!

--

You

banished

to

Abbey-Mill

Farm

!

--

You

confined

to

the

society

of

the

illiterate

and

vulgar

all

your

life

!

I

wonder

how

the

young

man

could

have

the

assurance

to

ask

it

.

He

must

have

a

pretty

good

opinion

of

himself

.

"

"

I

do

not

think

he

is

conceited

either

,

in

general

,

"

said

Harriet

,

her

conscience

opposing

such

censure

;

"

at

least

,

he

is

very

good

natured

,

and

I

shall

always

feel

much

obliged

to

him

,

and

have

a

great

regard

for

--

but

that

is

quite

a

different

thing

from

--

and

you

know

,

though

he

may

like

me

,

it

does

not

follow

that

I

should

--

and

certainly

I

must

confess

that

since

my

visiting

here

I

have

seen

people

--

and

if

one

comes

to

compare

them

,

person

and

manners

,

there

is

no

comparison

at

all

,

one

is

so

very

handsome

and

agreeable

.

However

,

I

do

really

think

Mr.

Martin

a

very

amiable

young

man

,

and

have

a

great

opinion

of

him

;

and

his

being

so

much

attached

to

me

--

and

his

writing

such

a

letter

--

but

as

to

leaving

you

,

it

is

what

I

would

not

do

upon

any

consideration

.

"

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