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“
Not
at
all
!
”
cried
Miss
Crawford
with
alacrity
.
“
I
wonder
at
that
.
But
I
dare
say
you
know
exactly
—
I
always
imagine
you
are
—
perhaps
you
do
not
think
him
likely
to
marry
at
all
—
or
not
at
present
.
”
“
No
,
I
do
not
,
”
said
Fanny
softly
,
hoping
she
did
not
err
either
in
the
belief
or
the
acknowledgment
of
it
.
Her
companion
looked
at
her
keenly
;
and
gathering
greater
spirit
from
the
blush
soon
produced
from
such
a
look
,
only
said
,
“
He
is
best
off
as
he
is
,
”
and
turned
the
subject
.
Miss
Crawford
’
s
uneasiness
was
much
lightened
by
this
conversation
,
and
she
walked
home
again
in
spirits
which
might
have
defied
almost
another
week
of
the
same
small
party
in
the
same
bad
weather
,
had
they
been
put
to
the
proof
;
but
as
that
very
evening
brought
her
brother
down
from
London
again
in
quite
,
or
more
than
quite
,
his
usual
cheerfulness
,
she
had
nothing
farther
to
try
her
own
.
His
still
refusing
to
tell
her
what
he
had
gone
for
was
but
the
promotion
of
gaiety
;
a
day
before
it
might
have
irritated
,
but
now
it
was
a
pleasant
joke
—
suspected
only
of
concealing
something
planned
as
a
pleasant
surprise
to
herself
.
And
the
next
day
did
bring
a
surprise
to
her
.
Henry
had
said
he
should
just
go
and
ask
the
Bertrams
how
they
did
,
and
be
back
in
ten
minutes
,
but
he
was
gone
above
an
hour
;
and
when
his
sister
,
who
had
been
waiting
for
him
to
walk
with
her
in
the
garden
,
met
him
at
last
most
impatiently
in
the
sweep
,
and
cried
out
,
“
My
dear
Henry
,
where
can
you
have
been
all
this
time
?
”
he
had
only
to
say
that
he
had
been
sitting
with
Lady
Bertram
and
Fanny
.
“
Sitting
with
them
an
hour
and
a
half
!
”
exclaimed
Mary
.
But
this
was
only
the
beginning
of
her
surprise
.
“
Yes
,
Mary
,
”
said
he
,
drawing
her
arm
within
his
,
and
walking
along
the
sweep
as
if
not
knowing
where
he
was
:
“
I
could
not
get
away
sooner
;
Fanny
looked
so
lovely
!
I
am
quite
determined
,
Mary
.
My
mind
is
entirely
made
up
.
Will
it
astonish
you
?
No
:
you
must
be
aware
that
I
am
quite
determined
to
marry
Fanny
Price
.
”
The
surprise
was
now
complete
;
for
,
in
spite
of
whatever
his
consciousness
might
suggest
,
a
suspicion
of
his
having
any
such
views
had
never
entered
his
sister
’
s
imagination
;
and
she
looked
so
truly
the
astonishment
she
felt
,
that
he
was
obliged
to
repeat
what
he
had
said
,
and
more
fully
and
more
solemnly
.
The
conviction
of
his
determination
once
admitted
,
it
was
not
unwelcome
.
There
was
even
pleasure
with
the
surprise
.
Mary
was
in
a
state
of
mind
to
rejoice
in
a
connexion
with
the
Bertram
family
,
and
to
be
not
displeased
with
her
brother
’
s
marrying
a
little
beneath
him
.
“
Yes
,
Mary
,
”
was
Henry
’
s
concluding
assurance
.
“
I
am
fairly
caught
.
You
know
with
what
idle
designs
I
began
;
but
this
is
the
end
of
them
.
I
have
,
I
flatter
myself
,
made
no
inconsiderable
progress
in
her
affections
;
but
my
own
are
entirely
fixed
.
”
