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It
was
very
vexatious
,
and
she
was
heartily
sorry
for
it
;
but
so
it
was
;
and
so
far
from
now
meaning
to
marry
the
elder
,
she
did
not
even
want
to
attract
him
beyond
what
the
simplest
claims
of
conscious
beauty
required
:
his
lengthened
absence
from
Mansfield
,
without
anything
but
pleasure
in
view
,
and
his
own
will
to
consult
,
made
it
perfectly
clear
that
he
did
not
care
about
her
;
and
his
indifference
was
so
much
more
than
equalled
by
her
own
,
that
were
he
now
to
step
forth
the
owner
of
Mansfield
Park
,
the
Sir
Thomas
complete
,
which
he
was
to
be
in
time
,
she
did
not
believe
she
could
accept
him
.
The
season
and
duties
which
brought
Mr
.
Bertram
back
to
Mansfield
took
Mr
.
Crawford
into
Norfolk
.
Everingham
could
not
do
without
him
in
the
beginning
of
September
.
He
went
for
a
fortnight
—
a
fortnight
of
such
dullness
to
the
Miss
Bertrams
as
ought
to
have
put
them
both
on
their
guard
,
and
made
even
Julia
admit
,
in
her
jealousy
of
her
sister
,
the
absolute
necessity
of
distrusting
his
attentions
,
and
wishing
him
not
to
return
;
and
a
fortnight
of
sufficient
leisure
,
in
the
intervals
of
shooting
and
sleeping
,
to
have
convinced
the
gentleman
that
he
ought
to
keep
longer
away
,
had
he
been
more
in
the
habit
of
examining
his
own
motives
,
and
of
reflecting
to
what
the
indulgence
of
his
idle
vanity
was
tending
;
but
,
thoughtless
and
selfish
from
prosperity
and
bad
example
,
he
would
not
look
beyond
the
present
moment
.
The
sisters
,
handsome
,
clever
,
and
encouraging
,
were
an
amusement
to
his
sated
mind
;
and
finding
nothing
in
Norfolk
to
equal
the
social
pleasures
of
Mansfield
,
he
gladly
returned
to
it
at
the
time
appointed
,
and
was
welcomed
thither
quite
as
gladly
by
those
whom
he
came
to
trifle
with
further
.
Maria
,
with
only
Mr
.
Rushworth
to
attend
to
her
,
and
doomed
to
the
repeated
details
of
his
day
’
s
sport
,
good
or
bad
,
his
boast
of
his
dogs
,
his
jealousy
of
his
neighbours
,
his
doubts
of
their
qualifications
,
and
his
zeal
after
poachers
,
subjects
which
will
not
find
their
way
to
female
feelings
without
some
talent
on
one
side
or
some
attachment
on
the
other
,
had
missed
Mr
.
Crawford
grievously
;
and
Julia
,
unengaged
and
unemployed
,
felt
all
the
right
of
missing
him
much
more
.
Each
sister
believed
herself
the
favourite
.
Julia
might
be
justified
in
so
doing
by
the
hints
of
Mrs
.
Grant
,
inclined
to
credit
what
she
wished
,
and
Maria
by
the
hints
of
Mr
.
Crawford
himself
.
Everything
returned
into
the
same
channel
as
before
his
absence
;
his
manners
being
to
each
so
animated
and
agreeable
as
to
lose
no
ground
with
either
,
and
just
stopping
short
of
the
consistence
,
the
steadiness
,
the
solicitude
,
and
the
warmth
which
might
excite
general
notice
.
Fanny
was
the
only
one
of
the
party
who
found
anything
to
dislike
;
but
since
the
day
at
Sotherton
,
she
could
never
see
Mr
.
Crawford
with
either
sister
without
observation
,
and
seldom
without
wonder
or
censure
;
and
had
her
confidence
in
her
own
judgment
been
equal
to
her
exercise
of
it
in
every
other
respect
,
had
she
been
sure
that
she
was
seeing
clearly
,
and
judging
candidly
,
she
would
probably
have
made
some
important
communications
to
her
usual
confidant
.
As
it
was
,
however
,
she
only
hazarded
a
hint
,
and
the
hint
was
lost
.
“
I
am
rather
surprised
,
”
said
she
,
“
that
Mr
.
Crawford
should
come
back
again
so
soon
,
after
being
here
so
long
before
,
full
seven
weeks
;
for
I
had
understood
he
was
so
very
fond
of
change
and
moving
about
,
that
I
thought
something
would
certainly
occur
,
when
he
was
once
gone
,
to
take
him
elsewhere
.
He
is
used
to
much
gayer
places
than
Mansfield
.
”
“
It
is
to
his
credit
,
”
was
Edmund
’
s
answer
;
“
and
I
dare
say
it
gives
his
sister
pleasure
.
She
does
not
like
his
unsettled
habits
.
”
“
What
a
favourite
he
is
with
my
cousins
!
”
“
Yes
,
his
manners
to
women
are
such
as
must
please
.
Mrs
.
Grant
,
I
believe
,
suspects
him
of
a
preference
for
Julia
;
I
have
never
seen
much
symptom
of
it
,
but
I
wish
it
may
be
so
.
He
has
no
faults
but
what
a
serious
attachment
would
remove
.
”
