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It
was
not
three
months
ago
since
,
wild
with
joyful
expectation
,
she
had
there
run
backwards
and
forwards
some
ten
times
a
day
,
with
an
heart
light
,
gay
,
and
independent
;
looking
forward
to
pleasures
untasted
and
unalloyed
,
and
free
from
the
apprehension
of
evil
as
from
the
knowledge
of
it
.
Three
months
ago
had
seen
her
all
this
;
and
now
,
how
altered
a
being
did
she
return
!
She
was
received
by
the
Allens
with
all
the
kindness
which
her
unlooked
-
for
appearance
,
acting
on
a
steady
affection
,
would
naturally
call
forth
;
and
great
was
their
surprise
,
and
warm
their
displeasure
,
on
hearing
how
she
had
been
treated
—
though
Mrs
.
Morland
’
s
account
of
it
was
no
inflated
representation
,
no
studied
appeal
to
their
passions
.
“
Catherine
took
us
quite
by
surprise
yesterday
evening
,
”
said
she
.
“
She
travelled
all
the
way
post
by
herself
,
and
knew
nothing
of
coming
till
Saturday
night
;
for
General
Tilney
,
from
some
odd
fancy
or
other
,
all
of
a
sudden
grew
tired
of
having
her
there
,
and
almost
turned
her
out
of
the
house
.
Very
unfriendly
,
certainly
;
and
he
must
be
a
very
odd
man
;
but
we
are
so
glad
to
have
her
amongst
us
again
!
And
it
is
a
great
comfort
to
find
that
she
is
not
a
poor
helpless
creature
,
but
can
shift
very
well
for
herself
.
”
Mr
.
Allen
expressed
himself
on
the
occasion
with
the
reasonable
resentment
of
a
sensible
friend
;
and
Mrs
.
Allen
thought
his
expressions
quite
good
enough
to
be
immediately
made
use
of
again
by
herself
.
His
wonder
,
his
conjectures
,
and
his
explanations
became
in
succession
hers
,
with
the
addition
of
this
single
remark
—
“
I
really
have
not
patience
with
the
general
”
—
to
fill
up
every
accidental
pause
.
And
,
“
I
really
have
not
patience
with
the
general
,
”
was
uttered
twice
after
Mr
.
Allen
left
the
room
,
without
any
relaxation
of
anger
,
or
any
material
digression
of
thought
.
A
more
considerable
degree
of
wandering
attended
the
third
repetition
;
and
,
after
completing
the
fourth
,
she
immediately
added
,
“
Only
think
,
my
dear
,
of
my
having
got
that
frightful
great
rent
in
my
best
Mechlin
so
charmingly
mended
,
before
I
left
Bath
,
that
one
can
hardly
see
where
it
was
.
I
must
show
it
you
some
day
or
other
.
Bath
is
a
nice
place
,
Catherine
,
after
all
.
I
assure
you
I
did
not
above
half
like
coming
away
.
Mrs
.
Thorpe
’
s
being
there
was
such
a
comfort
to
us
,
was
not
it
?
You
know
,
you
and
I
were
quite
forlorn
at
first
.
”
“
Yes
,
but
that
did
not
last
long
,
”
said
Catherine
,
her
eyes
brightening
at
the
recollection
of
what
had
first
given
spirit
to
her
existence
there
.
“
Very
true
:
we
soon
met
with
Mrs
.
Thorpe
,
and
then
we
wanted
for
nothing
.
My
dear
,
do
not
you
think
these
silk
gloves
wear
very
well
?
I
put
them
on
new
the
first
time
of
our
going
to
the
Lower
Rooms
,
you
know
,
and
I
have
worn
them
a
great
deal
since
.
Do
you
remember
that
evening
?
”
“
Do
I
!
Oh
!
Perfectly
.
”
“
It
was
very
agreeable
,
was
not
it
?
Mr
.
Tilney
drank
tea
with
us
,
and
I
always
thought
him
a
great
addition
,
he
is
so
very
agreeable
.
I
have
a
notion
you
danced
with
him
,
but
am
not
quite
sure
.
I
remember
I
had
my
favourite
gown
on
”
Catherine
could
not
answer
;
and
,
after
a
short
trial
of
other
subjects
,
Mrs
.
Allen
again
returned
to
—
“
I
really
have
not
patience
with
the
general
!
Such
an
agreeable
,
worthy
man
as
he
seemed
to
be
!
I
do
not
suppose
,
Mrs
.
Morland
,
you
ever
saw
a
better
-
bred
man
in
your
life
.
His
lodgings
were
taken
the
very
day
after
he
left
them
,
Catherine
.
But
no
wonder
;
Milsom
Street
,
you
know
.
”
