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All
those
fine
first
feelings
,
of
which
he
had
hoped
to
be
the
exciter
,
were
already
given
.
But
his
intention
,
the
kindness
of
his
intention
,
was
thankfully
acknowledged
:
quite
thankfully
and
warmly
,
for
she
was
elevated
beyond
the
common
timidity
of
her
mind
by
the
flow
of
her
love
for
William
.
This
dear
William
would
soon
be
amongst
them
.
There
could
be
no
doubt
of
his
obtaining
leave
of
absence
immediately
,
for
he
was
still
only
a
midshipman
;
and
as
his
parents
,
from
living
on
the
spot
,
must
already
have
seen
him
,
and
be
seeing
him
perhaps
daily
,
his
direct
holidays
might
with
justice
be
instantly
given
to
the
sister
,
who
had
been
his
best
correspondent
through
a
period
of
seven
years
,
and
the
uncle
who
had
done
most
for
his
support
and
advancement
;
and
accordingly
the
reply
to
her
reply
,
fixing
a
very
early
day
for
his
arrival
,
came
as
soon
as
possible
;
and
scarcely
ten
days
had
passed
since
Fanny
had
been
in
the
agitation
of
her
first
dinner
-
visit
,
when
she
found
herself
in
an
agitation
of
a
higher
nature
,
watching
in
the
hall
,
in
the
lobby
,
on
the
stairs
,
for
the
first
sound
of
the
carriage
which
was
to
bring
her
a
brother
.
It
came
happily
while
she
was
thus
waiting
;
and
there
being
neither
ceremony
nor
fearfulness
to
delay
the
moment
of
meeting
,
she
was
with
him
as
he
entered
the
house
,
and
the
first
minutes
of
exquisite
feeling
had
no
interruption
and
no
witnesses
,
unless
the
servants
chiefly
intent
upon
opening
the
proper
doors
could
be
called
such
.
This
was
exactly
what
Sir
Thomas
and
Edmund
had
been
separately
conniving
at
,
as
each
proved
to
the
other
by
the
sympathetic
alacrity
with
which
they
both
advised
Mrs
.
Norris
’
s
continuing
where
she
was
,
instead
of
rushing
out
into
the
hall
as
soon
as
the
noises
of
the
arrival
reached
them
.
William
and
Fanny
soon
shewed
themselves
;
and
Sir
Thomas
had
the
pleasure
of
receiving
,
in
his
protege
,
certainly
a
very
different
person
from
the
one
he
had
equipped
seven
years
ago
,
but
a
young
man
of
an
open
,
pleasant
countenance
,
and
frank
,
unstudied
,
but
feeling
and
respectful
manners
,
and
such
as
confirmed
him
his
friend
.
It
was
long
before
Fanny
could
recover
from
the
agitating
happiness
of
such
an
hour
as
was
formed
by
the
last
thirty
minutes
of
expectation
,
and
the
first
of
fruition
;
it
was
some
time
even
before
her
happiness
could
be
said
to
make
her
happy
,
before
the
disappointment
inseparable
from
the
alteration
of
person
had
vanished
,
and
she
could
see
in
him
the
same
William
as
before
,
and
talk
to
him
,
as
her
heart
had
been
yearning
to
do
through
many
a
past
year
.
That
time
,
however
,
did
gradually
come
,
forwarded
by
an
affection
on
his
side
as
warm
as
her
own
,
and
much
less
encumbered
by
refinement
or
self
-
distrust
.
She
was
the
first
object
of
his
love
,
but
it
was
a
love
which
his
stronger
spirits
,
and
bolder
temper
,
made
it
as
natural
for
him
to
express
as
to
feel
.
On
the
morrow
they
were
walking
about
together
with
true
enjoyment
,
and
every
succeeding
morrow
renewed
a
tete
-
a
-
tete
which
Sir
Thomas
could
not
but
observe
with
complacency
,
even
before
Edmund
had
pointed
it
out
to
him
.
Excepting
the
moments
of
peculiar
delight
,
which
any
marked
or
unlooked
-
for
instance
of
Edmund
’
s
consideration
of
her
in
the
last
few
months
had
excited
,
Fanny
had
never
known
so
much
felicity
in
her
life
,
as
in
this
unchecked
,
equal
,
fearless
intercourse
with
the
brother
and
friend
who
was
opening
all
his
heart
to
her
,
telling
her
all
his
hopes
and
fears
,
plans
,
and
solicitudes
respecting
that
long
thought
of
,
dearly
earned
,
and
justly
valued
blessing
of
promotion
;
who
could
give
her
direct
and
minute
information
of
the
father
and
mother
,
brothers
and
sisters
,
of
whom
she
very
seldom
heard
;
who
was
interested
in
all
the
comforts
and
all
the
little
hardships
of
her
home
at
Mansfield
;
ready
to
think
of
every
member
of
that
home
as
she
directed
,
or
differing
only
by
a
less
scrupulous
opinion
,
and
more
noisy
abuse
of
their
aunt
Norris
,
and
with
whom
(
perhaps
the
dearest
indulgence
of
the
whole
)
all
the
evil
and
good
of
their
earliest
years
could
be
gone
over
again
,
and
every
former
united
pain
and
pleasure
retraced
with
the
fondest
recollection
.
An
advantage
this
,
a
strengthener
of
love
,
in
which
even
the
conjugal
tie
is
beneath
the
fraternal
.
Children
of
the
same
family
,
the
same
blood
,
with
the
same
first
associations
and
habits
,
have
some
means
of
enjoyment
in
their
power
,
which
no
subsequent
connexions
can
supply
;
and
it
must
be
by
a
long
and
unnatural
estrangement
,
by
a
divorce
which
no
subsequent
connexion
can
justify
,
if
such
precious
remains
of
the
earliest
attachments
are
ever
entirely
outlived
.
Too
often
,
alas
!
it
is
so
.
Fraternal
love
,
sometimes
almost
everything
,
is
at
others
worse
than
nothing
.
But
with
William
and
Fanny
Price
it
was
still
a
sentiment
in
all
its
prime
and
freshness
,
wounded
by
no
opposition
of
interest
,
cooled
by
no
separate
attachment
,
and
feeling
the
influence
of
time
and
absence
only
in
its
increase
.
An
affection
so
amiable
was
advancing
each
in
the
opinion
of
all
who
had
hearts
to
value
anything
good
.
Henry
Crawford
was
as
much
struck
with
it
as
any
.
He
honoured
the
warm
-
hearted
,
blunt
fondness
of
the
young
sailor
,
which
led
him
to
say
,
with
his
hands
stretched
towards
Fanny
’
s
head
,
“
Do
you
know
,
I
begin
to
like
that
queer
fashion
already
,
though
when
I
first
heard
of
such
things
being
done
in
England
,
I
could
not
believe
it
;
and
when
Mrs
.
Brown
,
and
the
other
women
at
the
Commissioner
’
s
at
Gibraltar
,
appeared
in
the
same
trim
,
I
thought
they
were
mad
;
but
Fanny
can
reconcile
me
to
anything
”
;
and
saw
,
with
lively
admiration
,
the
glow
of
Fanny
’
s
cheek
,
the
brightness
of
her
eye
,
the
deep
interest
,
the
absorbed
attention
,
while
her
brother
was
describing
any
of
the
imminent
hazards
,
or
terrific
scenes
,
which
such
a
period
at
sea
must
supply
.
It
was
a
picture
which
Henry
Crawford
had
moral
taste
enough
to
value
.
Fanny
’
s
attractions
increased
—
increased
twofold
;
for
the
sensibility
which
beautified
her
complexion
and
illumined
her
countenance
was
an
attraction
in
itself
.
He
was
no
longer
in
doubt
of
the
capabilities
of
her
heart
.
She
had
feeling
,
genuine
feeling
.
It
would
be
something
to
be
loved
by
such
a
girl
,
to
excite
the
first
ardours
of
her
young
unsophisticated
mind
!
She
interested
him
more
than
he
had
foreseen
.
A
fortnight
was
not
enough
.
His
stay
became
indefinite
.
