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Anne
could
not
immediately
get
over
the
shock
and
mortification
of
finding
such
words
applied
to
her
father
.
She
was
obliged
to
recollect
that
her
seeing
the
letter
was
a
violation
of
the
laws
of
honour
,
that
no
one
ought
to
be
judged
or
to
be
known
by
such
testimonies
,
that
no
private
correspondence
could
bear
the
eye
of
others
,
before
she
could
recover
calmness
enough
to
return
the
letter
which
she
had
been
meditating
over
,
and
say
--
"
Thank
you
.
This
is
full
proof
undoubtedly
;
proof
of
every
thing
you
were
saying
.
But
why
be
acquainted
with
us
now
?
"
"
I
can
explain
this
too
,
"
cried
Mrs
Smith
,
smiling
.
"
Can
you
really
?
"
"
Yes
.
I
have
shewn
you
Mr
Elliot
as
he
was
a
dozen
years
ago
,
and
I
will
shew
him
as
he
is
now
.
I
can
not
produce
written
proof
again
,
but
I
can
give
as
authentic
oral
testimony
as
you
can
desire
,
of
what
he
is
now
wanting
,
and
what
he
is
now
doing
.
He
is
no
hypocrite
now
.
He
truly
wants
to
marry
you
.
His
present
attentions
to
your
family
are
very
sincere
:
quite
from
the
heart
.
I
will
give
you
my
authority
:
his
friend
Colonel
Wallis
.
"
"
Colonel
Wallis
!
you
are
acquainted
with
him
?
"
"
No
.
It
does
not
come
to
me
in
quite
so
direct
a
line
as
that
;
it
takes
a
bend
or
two
,
but
nothing
of
consequence
.
The
stream
is
as
good
as
at
first
;
the
little
rubbish
it
collects
in
the
turnings
is
easily
moved
away
.
Mr
Elliot
talks
unreservedly
to
Colonel
Wallis
of
his
views
on
you
,
which
said
Colonel
Wallis
,
I
imagine
to
be
,
in
himself
,
a
sensible
,
careful
,
discerning
sort
of
character
;
but
Colonel
Wallis
has
a
very
pretty
silly
wife
,
to
whom
he
tells
things
which
he
had
better
not
,
and
he
repeats
it
all
to
her
.
She
in
the
overflowing
spirits
of
her
recovery
,
repeats
it
all
to
her
nurse
;
and
the
nurse
knowing
my
acquaintance
with
you
,
very
naturally
brings
it
all
to
me
.
On
Monday
evening
,
my
good
friend
Mrs
Rooke
let
me
thus
much
into
the
secrets
of
Marlborough
Buildings
.
When
I
talked
of
a
whole
history
,
therefore
,
you
see
I
was
not
romancing
so
much
as
you
supposed
.
"
"
My
dear
Mrs
Smith
,
your
authority
is
deficient
.
This
will
not
do
.
Mr
Elliot
's
having
any
views
on
me
will
not
in
the
least
account
for
the
efforts
he
made
towards
a
reconciliation
with
my
father
.
That
was
all
prior
to
my
coming
to
Bath
.
I
found
them
on
the
most
friendly
terms
when
I
arrived
.
"
"
I
know
you
did
;
I
know
it
all
perfectly
,
but
--
"
