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Another
short
fit
of
abstraction
followed
,
when
,
shaking
it
off
,
she
thus
attacked
her
companion
.
“
Why
,
Fanny
,
you
are
absolutely
in
a
reverie
.
Thinking
,
I
hope
,
of
one
who
is
always
thinking
of
you
.
Oh
!
that
I
could
transport
you
for
a
short
time
into
our
circle
in
town
,
that
you
might
understand
how
your
power
over
Henry
is
thought
of
there
!
Oh
!
the
envyings
and
heartburnings
of
dozens
and
dozens
;
the
wonder
,
the
incredulity
that
will
be
felt
at
hearing
what
you
have
done
!
For
as
to
secrecy
,
Henry
is
quite
the
hero
of
an
old
romance
,
and
glories
in
his
chains
.
You
should
come
to
London
to
know
how
to
estimate
your
conquest
.
If
you
were
to
see
how
he
is
courted
,
and
how
I
am
courted
for
his
sake
!
Now
,
I
am
well
aware
that
I
shall
not
be
half
so
welcome
to
Mrs
.
Fraser
in
consequence
of
his
situation
with
you
.
When
she
comes
to
know
the
truth
she
will
,
very
likely
,
wish
me
in
Northamptonshire
again
;
for
there
is
a
daughter
of
Mr
.
Fraser
,
by
a
first
wife
,
whom
she
is
wild
to
get
married
,
and
wants
Henry
to
take
.
Oh
!
she
has
been
trying
for
him
to
such
a
degree
.
Innocent
and
quiet
as
you
sit
here
,
you
cannot
have
an
idea
of
the
sensation
that
you
will
be
occasioning
,
of
the
curiosity
there
will
be
to
see
you
,
of
the
endless
questions
I
shall
have
to
answer
!
Poor
Margaret
Fraser
will
be
at
me
for
ever
about
your
eyes
and
your
teeth
,
and
how
you
do
your
hair
,
and
who
makes
your
shoes
.
I
wish
Margaret
were
married
,
for
my
poor
friend
’
s
sake
,
for
I
look
upon
the
Frasers
to
be
about
as
unhappy
as
most
other
married
people
.
And
yet
it
was
a
most
desirable
match
for
Janet
at
the
time
.
We
were
all
delighted
.
She
could
not
do
otherwise
than
accept
him
,
for
he
was
rich
,
and
she
had
nothing
;
but
he
turns
out
ill
-
tempered
and
exigeant
,
and
wants
a
young
woman
,
a
beautiful
young
woman
of
five
-
and
-
twenty
,
to
be
as
steady
as
himself
.
And
my
friend
does
not
manage
him
well
;
she
does
not
seem
to
know
how
to
make
the
best
of
it
.
There
is
a
spirit
of
irritation
which
,
to
say
nothing
worse
,
is
certainly
very
ill
-
bred
.
In
their
house
I
shall
call
to
mind
the
conjugal
manners
of
Mansfield
Parsonage
with
respect
.
Even
Dr
.
Grant
does
shew
a
thorough
confidence
in
my
sister
,
and
a
certain
consideration
for
her
judgment
,
which
makes
one
feel
there
is
attachment
;
but
of
that
I
shall
see
nothing
with
the
Frasers
.
I
shall
be
at
Mansfield
for
ever
,
Fanny
.
My
own
sister
as
a
wife
,
Sir
Thomas
Bertram
as
a
husband
,
are
my
standards
of
perfection
.
Poor
Janet
has
been
sadly
taken
in
,
and
yet
there
was
nothing
improper
on
her
side
:
she
did
not
run
into
the
match
inconsiderately
;
there
was
no
want
of
foresight
.
She
took
three
days
to
consider
of
his
proposals
,
and
during
those
three
days
asked
the
advice
of
everybody
connected
with
her
whose
opinion
was
worth
having
,
and
especially
applied
to
my
late
dear
aunt
,
whose
knowledge
of
the
world
made
her
judgment
very
generally
and
deservedly
looked
up
to
by
all
the
young
people
of
her
acquaintance
,
and
she
was
decidedly
in
favour
of
Mr
.
Fraser
.
This
seems
as
if
nothing
were
a
security
for
matrimonial
comfort
.
I
have
not
so
much
to
say
for
my
friend
Flora
,
who
jilted
a
very
nice
young
man
in
the
Blues
for
the
sake
of
that
horrid
Lord
Stornaway
,
who
has
about
as
much
sense
,
Fanny
,
as
Mr
.
Rushworth
,
but
much
worse
-
looking
,
and
with
a
blackguard
character
.
I
had
my
doubts
at
the
time
about
her
being
right
,
for
he
has
not
even
the
air
of
a
gentleman
,
and
now
I
am
sure
she
was
wrong
.
By
the
bye
,
Flora
Ross
was
dying
for
Henry
the
first
winter
she
came
out
.
But
were
I
to
attempt
to
tell
you
of
all
the
women
whom
I
have
known
to
be
in
love
with
him
,
I
should
never
have
done
.
It
is
you
,
only
you
,
insensible
Fanny
,
who
can
think
of
him
with
anything
like
indifference
.
But
are
you
so
insensible
as
you
profess
yourself
?
No
,
no
,
I
see
you
are
not
.
”
There
was
,
indeed
,
so
deep
a
blush
over
Fanny
’
s
face
at
that
moment
as
might
warrant
strong
suspicion
in
a
predisposed
mind
.
“
Excellent
creature
!
I
will
not
tease
you
.
Everything
shall
take
its
course
.
But
,
dear
Fanny
,
you
must
allow
that
you
were
not
so
absolutely
unprepared
to
have
the
question
asked
as
your
cousin
fancies
.
It
is
not
possible
but
that
you
must
have
had
some
thoughts
on
the
subject
,
some
surmises
as
to
what
might
be
.
You
must
have
seen
that
he
was
trying
to
please
you
by
every
attention
in
his
power
.
Was
not
he
devoted
to
you
at
the
ball
?
And
then
before
the
ball
,
the
necklace
!
Oh
!
you
received
it
just
as
it
was
meant
.
You
were
as
conscious
as
heart
could
desire
.
I
remember
it
perfectly
.
”
“
Do
you
mean
,
then
,
that
your
brother
knew
of
the
necklace
beforehand
?
Oh
!
Miss
Crawford
,
that
was
not
fair
.
”
“
Knew
of
it
!
It
was
his
own
doing
entirely
,
his
own
thought
.
I
am
ashamed
to
say
that
it
had
never
entered
my
head
,
but
I
was
delighted
to
act
on
his
proposal
for
both
your
sakes
.
”
“
I
will
not
say
,
”
replied
Fanny
,
“
that
I
was
not
half
afraid
at
the
time
of
its
being
so
,
for
there
was
something
in
your
look
that
frightened
me
,
but
not
at
first
;
I
was
as
unsuspicious
of
it
at
first
—
indeed
,
indeed
I
was
.
It
is
as
true
as
that
I
sit
here
.
And
had
I
had
an
idea
of
it
,
nothing
should
have
induced
me
to
accept
the
necklace
.
As
to
your
brother
’
s
behaviour
,
certainly
I
was
sensible
of
a
particularity
:
I
had
been
sensible
of
it
some
little
time
,
perhaps
two
or
three
weeks
;
but
then
I
considered
it
as
meaning
nothing
:
I
put
it
down
as
simply
being
his
way
,
and
was
as
far
from
supposing
as
from
wishing
him
to
have
any
serious
thoughts
of
me
.
