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“
Oh
no
!
you
cannot
.
Were
you
even
less
pleasing
—
supposing
her
not
to
love
you
already
(
of
which
,
however
,
I
can
have
little
doubt
)
—
you
would
be
safe
.
The
gentleness
and
gratitude
of
her
disposition
would
secure
her
all
your
own
immediately
.
From
my
soul
I
do
not
think
she
would
marry
you
without
love
;
that
is
,
if
there
is
a
girl
in
the
world
capable
of
being
uninfluenced
by
ambition
,
I
can
suppose
it
her
;
but
ask
her
to
love
you
,
and
she
will
never
have
the
heart
to
refuse
.
”
As
soon
as
her
eagerness
could
rest
in
silence
,
he
was
as
happy
to
tell
as
she
could
be
to
listen
;
and
a
conversation
followed
almost
as
deeply
interesting
to
her
as
to
himself
,
though
he
had
in
fact
nothing
to
relate
but
his
own
sensations
,
nothing
to
dwell
on
but
Fanny
’
s
charms
.
Fanny
’
s
beauty
of
face
and
figure
,
Fanny
’
s
graces
of
manner
and
goodness
of
heart
,
were
the
exhaustless
theme
.
The
gentleness
,
modesty
,
and
sweetness
of
her
character
were
warmly
expatiated
on
;
that
sweetness
which
makes
so
essential
a
part
of
every
woman
’
s
worth
in
the
judgment
of
man
,
that
though
he
sometimes
loves
where
it
is
not
,
he
can
never
believe
it
absent
.
Her
temper
he
had
good
reason
to
depend
on
and
to
praise
.
He
had
often
seen
it
tried
.
Was
there
one
of
the
family
,
excepting
Edmund
,
who
had
not
in
some
way
or
other
continually
exercised
her
patience
and
forbearance
?
Her
affections
were
evidently
strong
.
To
see
her
with
her
brother
!
What
could
more
delightfully
prove
that
the
warmth
of
her
heart
was
equal
to
its
gentleness
?
What
could
be
more
encouraging
to
a
man
who
had
her
love
in
view
?
Then
,
her
understanding
was
beyond
every
suspicion
,
quick
and
clear
;
and
her
manners
were
the
mirror
of
her
own
modest
and
elegant
mind
.
Nor
was
this
all
.
Henry
Crawford
had
too
much
sense
not
to
feel
the
worth
of
good
principles
in
a
wife
,
though
he
was
too
little
accustomed
to
serious
reflection
to
know
them
by
their
proper
name
;
but
when
he
talked
of
her
having
such
a
steadiness
and
regularity
of
conduct
,
such
a
high
notion
of
honour
,
and
such
an
observance
of
decorum
as
might
warrant
any
man
in
the
fullest
dependence
on
her
faith
and
integrity
,
he
expressed
what
was
inspired
by
the
knowledge
of
her
being
well
principled
and
religious
.
“
I
could
so
wholly
and
absolutely
confide
in
her
,
”
said
he
;
“
and
that
is
what
I
want
.
”
Well
might
his
sister
,
believing
as
she
really
did
that
his
opinion
of
Fanny
Price
was
scarcely
beyond
her
merits
,
rejoice
in
her
prospects
.
“
The
more
I
think
of
it
,
”
she
cried
,
“
the
more
am
I
convinced
that
you
are
doing
quite
right
;
and
though
I
should
never
have
selected
Fanny
Price
as
the
girl
most
likely
to
attach
you
,
I
am
now
persuaded
she
is
the
very
one
to
make
you
happy
.
Your
wicked
project
upon
her
peace
turns
out
a
clever
thought
indeed
.
You
will
both
find
your
good
in
it
.
”
“
It
was
bad
,
very
bad
in
me
against
such
a
creature
;
but
I
did
not
know
her
then
;
and
she
shall
have
no
reason
to
lament
the
hour
that
first
put
it
into
my
head
.
I
will
make
her
very
happy
,
Mary
;
happier
than
she
has
ever
yet
been
herself
,
or
ever
seen
anybody
else
.
I
will
not
take
her
from
Northamptonshire
.
I
shall
let
Everingham
,
and
rent
a
place
in
this
neighbourhood
;
perhaps
Stanwix
Lodge
.
I
shall
let
a
seven
years
’
lease
of
Everingham
.
I
am
sure
of
an
excellent
tenant
at
half
a
word
.
I
could
name
three
people
now
,
who
would
give
me
my
own
terms
and
thank
me
.
”
“
Ha
!
”
cried
Mary
;
“
settle
in
Northamptonshire
!
That
is
pleasant
!
Then
we
shall
be
all
together
.
”
When
she
had
spoken
it
,
she
recollected
herself
,
and
wished
it
unsaid
;
but
there
was
no
need
of
confusion
;
for
her
brother
saw
her
only
as
the
supposed
inmate
of
Mansfield
parsonage
,
and
replied
but
to
invite
her
in
the
kindest
manner
to
his
own
house
,
and
to
claim
the
best
right
in
her
.
