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Mr.
Elton
was
still
talking
,
still
engaged
in
some
interesting
detail
;
and
Emma
experienced
some
disappointment
when
she
found
that
he
was
only
giving
his
fair
companion
an
account
of
the
yesterday
's
party
at
his
friend
Cole
's
,
and
that
she
was
come
in
herself
for
the
Stilton
cheese
,
the
north
Wiltshire
,
the
butter
,
the
cellery
,
the
beet-root
,
and
all
the
dessert
.
"
This
would
soon
have
led
to
something
better
,
of
course
,
"
was
her
consoling
reflection
;
"
any
thing
interests
between
those
who
love
;
and
any
thing
will
serve
as
introduction
to
what
is
near
the
heart
.
If
I
could
but
have
kept
longer
away
!
"
They
now
walked
on
together
quietly
,
till
within
view
of
the
vicarage
pales
,
when
a
sudden
resolution
,
of
at
least
getting
Harriet
into
the
house
,
made
her
again
find
something
very
much
amiss
about
her
boot
,
and
fall
behind
to
arrange
it
once
more
.
She
then
broke
the
lace
off
short
,
and
dexterously
throwing
it
into
a
ditch
,
was
presently
obliged
to
entreat
them
to
stop
,
and
acknowledged
her
inability
to
put
herself
to
rights
so
as
to
be
able
to
walk
home
in
tolerable
comfort
.
"
Part
of
my
lace
is
gone
,
"
said
she
,
"
and
I
do
not
know
how
I
am
to
contrive
.
I
really
am
a
most
troublesome
companion
to
you
both
,
but
I
hope
I
am
not
often
so
ill-equipped
.
Mr.
Elton
,
I
must
beg
leave
to
stop
at
your
house
,
and
ask
your
housekeeper
for
a
bit
of
ribband
or
string
,
or
any
thing
just
to
keep
my
boot
on
.
"
Mr.
Elton
looked
all
happiness
at
this
proposition
;
and
nothing
could
exceed
his
alertness
and
attention
in
conducting
them
into
his
house
and
endeavouring
to
make
every
thing
appear
to
advantage
.
The
room
they
were
taken
into
was
the
one
he
chiefly
occupied
,
and
looking
forwards
;
behind
it
was
another
with
which
it
immediately
communicated
;
the
door
between
them
was
open
,
and
Emma
passed
into
it
with
the
housekeeper
to
receive
her
assistance
in
the
most
comfortable
manner
.
She
was
obliged
to
leave
the
door
ajar
as
she
found
it
;
but
she
fully
intended
that
Mr.
Elton
should
close
it
.
It
was
not
closed
,
however
,
it
still
remained
ajar
;
but
by
engaging
the
housekeeper
in
incessant
conversation
,
she
hoped
to
make
it
practicable
for
him
to
chuse
his
own
subject
in
the
adjoining
room
.
For
ten
minutes
she
could
hear
nothing
but
herself
.
It
could
be
protracted
no
longer
.
She
was
then
obliged
to
be
finished
,
and
make
her
appearance
.
The
lovers
were
standing
together
at
one
of
the
windows
.
It
had
a
most
favourable
aspect
;
and
,
for
half
a
minute
,
Emma
felt
the
glory
of
having
schemed
successfully
.
But
it
would
not
do
;
he
had
not
come
to
the
point
He
had
been
most
agreeable
,
most
delightful
;
he
had
told
Harriet
that
he
had
seen
them
go
by
,
and
had
purposely
followed
them
;
other
little
gallantries
and
allusions
had
been
dropt
,
but
nothing
serious
.
"
Cautious
,
very
cautious
,
"
thought
Emma
;
"
he
advances
inch
by
inch
,
and
will
hazard
nothing
till
he
believes
himself
secure
.
"
Still
,
however
,
though
every
thing
had
not
been
accomplished
by
her
ingenious
device
,
she
could
not
but
flatter
herself
that
it
had
been
the
occasion
of
much
present
enjoyment
to
both
,
and
must
be
leading
them
forward
to
the
great
event
.
