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661
"
Our
little
friend
Harriet
Smith
,
however
,
is
just
such
another
pretty
kind
of
young
person
.
You
will
like
Harriet
.
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Emma
could
not
have
a
better
companion
than
Harriet
.
"
663
"
I
am
most
happy
to
hear
it
--
but
only
Jane
Fairfax
one
knows
to
be
so
very
accomplished
and
superior
!
--
and
exactly
Emma
's
age
.
"
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664
This
topic
was
discussed
very
happily
,
and
others
succeeded
of
similar
moment
,
and
passed
away
with
similar
harmony
;
but
the
evening
did
not
close
without
a
little
return
of
agitation
.
The
gruel
came
and
supplied
a
great
deal
to
be
said
--
much
praise
and
many
comments
--
undoubting
decision
of
its
wholesomeness
for
every
constitution
,
and
pretty
severe
Philippics
upon
the
many
houses
where
it
was
never
met
with
tolerable
--
but
,
unfortunately
,
among
the
failures
which
the
daughter
had
to
instance
,
the
most
recent
,
and
therefore
most
prominent
,
was
in
her
own
cook
at
South
End
,
a
young
woman
hired
for
the
time
,
who
never
had
been
able
to
understand
what
she
meant
by
a
basin
of
nice
smooth
gruel
,
thin
,
but
not
too
thin
.
Often
as
she
had
wished
for
and
ordered
it
,
she
had
never
been
able
to
get
any
thing
tolerable
.
Here
was
a
dangerous
opening
.
665
"
Ah
!
"
said
Mr.
Woodhouse
,
shaking
his
head
and
fixing
his
eyes
on
her
with
tender
concern
.
--
The
ejaculation
in
Emma
's
ear
expressed
,
"
Ah
!
there
is
no
end
of
the
sad
consequences
of
your
going
to
South
End
.
It
does
not
bear
talking
of
.
"
And
for
a
little
while
she
hoped
he
would
not
talk
of
it
,
and
that
a
silent
rumination
might
suffice
to
restore
him
to
the
relish
of
his
own
smooth
gruel
.
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After
an
interval
of
some
minutes
,
however
,
he
began
with
,
667
"
I
shall
always
be
very
sorry
that
you
went
to
the
sea
this
autumn
,
instead
of
coming
here
.
"
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668
"
But
why
should
you
be
sorry
,
sir
?
--
I
assure
you
,
it
did
the
children
a
great
deal
of
good
.
"
669
"
And
,
moreover
,
if
you
must
go
to
the
sea
,
it
had
better
not
have
been
to
South
End
.
South
End
is
an
unhealthy
place
.
Perry
was
surprized
to
hear
you
had
fixed
upon
South
End
.
"
670
"
I
know
there
is
such
an
idea
with
many
people
,
but
indeed
it
is
quite
a
mistake
,
sir
.
--
We
all
had
our
health
perfectly
well
there
,
never
found
the
least
inconvenience
from
the
mud
;
and
Mr.
Wingfield
says
it
is
entirely
a
mistake
to
suppose
the
place
unhealthy
;
and
I
am
sure
he
may
be
depended
on
,
for
he
thoroughly
understands
the
nature
of
the
air
,
and
his
own
brother
and
family
have
been
there
repeatedly
.
"