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Depend
upon
it
,
it
is
not
you
who
are
wanted
;
depend
upon
it
,
it
is
me
”
(
looking
at
the
butler
)
;
“
but
you
are
so
very
eager
to
put
yourself
forward
.
What
should
Sir
Thomas
want
you
for
?
It
is
me
,
Baddeley
,
you
mean
;
I
am
coming
this
moment
.
You
mean
me
,
Baddeley
,
I
am
sure
;
Sir
Thomas
wants
me
,
not
Miss
Price
.
”
But
Baddeley
was
stout
.
“
No
,
ma
’
am
,
it
is
Miss
Price
;
I
am
certain
of
its
being
Miss
Price
.
”
And
there
was
a
half
-
smile
with
the
words
,
which
meant
,
“
I
do
not
think
you
would
answer
the
purpose
at
all
.
”
Mrs
.
Norris
,
much
discontented
,
was
obliged
to
compose
herself
to
work
again
;
and
Fanny
,
walking
off
in
agitating
consciousness
,
found
herself
,
as
she
anticipated
,
in
another
minute
alone
with
Mr
.
Crawford
.
The
conference
was
neither
so
short
nor
so
conclusive
as
the
lady
had
designed
.
The
gentleman
was
not
so
easily
satisfied
.
He
had
all
the
disposition
to
persevere
that
Sir
Thomas
could
wish
him
.
He
had
vanity
,
which
strongly
inclined
him
in
the
first
place
to
think
she
did
love
him
,
though
she
might
not
know
it
herself
;
and
which
,
secondly
,
when
constrained
at
last
to
admit
that
she
did
know
her
own
present
feelings
,
convinced
him
that
he
should
be
able
in
time
to
make
those
feelings
what
he
wished
.
He
was
in
love
,
very
much
in
love
;
and
it
was
a
love
which
,
operating
on
an
active
,
sanguine
spirit
,
of
more
warmth
than
delicacy
,
made
her
affection
appear
of
greater
consequence
because
it
was
withheld
,
and
determined
him
to
have
the
glory
,
as
well
as
the
felicity
,
of
forcing
her
to
love
him
.
He
would
not
despair
:
he
would
not
desist
.
He
had
every
well
-
grounded
reason
for
solid
attachment
;
he
knew
her
to
have
all
the
worth
that
could
justify
the
warmest
hopes
of
lasting
happiness
with
her
;
her
conduct
at
this
very
time
,
by
speaking
the
disinterestedness
and
delicacy
of
her
character
(
qualities
which
he
believed
most
rare
indeed
)
,
was
of
a
sort
to
heighten
all
his
wishes
,
and
confirm
all
his
resolutions
.
He
knew
not
that
he
had
a
pre
-
engaged
heart
to
attack
.
Of
that
he
had
no
suspicion
.
He
considered
her
rather
as
one
who
had
never
thought
on
the
subject
enough
to
be
in
danger
;
who
had
been
guarded
by
youth
,
a
youth
of
mind
as
lovely
as
of
person
;
whose
modesty
had
prevented
her
from
understanding
his
attentions
,
and
who
was
still
overpowered
by
the
suddenness
of
addresses
so
wholly
unexpected
,
and
the
novelty
of
a
situation
which
her
fancy
had
never
taken
into
account
.
Must
it
not
follow
of
course
,
that
,
when
he
was
understood
,
he
should
succeed
?
He
believed
it
fully
.
Love
such
as
his
,
in
a
man
like
himself
,
must
with
perseverance
secure
a
return
,
and
at
no
great
distance
;
and
he
had
so
much
delight
in
the
idea
of
obliging
her
to
love
him
in
a
very
short
time
,
that
her
not
loving
him
now
was
scarcely
regretted
.
A
little
difficulty
to
be
overcome
was
no
evil
to
Henry
Crawford
.
He
rather
derived
spirits
from
it
.
He
had
been
apt
to
gain
hearts
too
easily
.
His
situation
was
new
and
animating
.
To
Fanny
,
however
,
who
had
known
too
much
opposition
all
her
life
to
find
any
charm
in
it
,
all
this
was
unintelligible
.
She
found
that
he
did
mean
to
persevere
;
but
how
he
could
,
after
such
language
from
her
as
she
felt
herself
obliged
to
use
,
was
not
to
be
understood
.
She
told
him
that
she
did
not
love
him
,
could
not
love
him
,
was
sure
she
never
should
love
him
;
that
such
a
change
was
quite
impossible
;
that
the
subject
was
most
painful
to
her
;
that
she
must
entreat
him
never
to
mention
it
again
,
to
allow
her
to
leave
him
at
once
,
and
let
it
be
considered
as
concluded
for
ever
.
And
when
farther
pressed
,
had
added
,
that
in
her
opinion
their
dispositions
were
so
totally
dissimilar
as
to
make
mutual
affection
incompatible
;
and
that
they
were
unfitted
for
each
other
by
nature
,
education
,
and
habit
.
All
this
she
had
said
,
and
with
the
earnestness
of
sincerity
;
yet
this
was
not
enough
,
for
he
immediately
denied
there
being
anything
uncongenial
in
their
characters
,
or
anything
unfriendly
in
their
situations
;
and
positively
declared
,
that
he
would
still
love
,
and
still
hope
!
