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"

My

dear

Mary

,

recollect

what

a

comfortable

account

you

sent

me

of

yourself

!

You

wrote

in

the

cheerfullest

manner

,

and

said

you

were

perfectly

well

,

and

in

no

hurry

for

me

;

and

that

being

the

case

,

you

must

be

aware

that

my

wish

would

be

to

remain

with

Lady

Russell

to

the

last

:

and

besides

what

I

felt

on

her

account

,

I

have

really

been

so

busy

,

have

had

so

much

to

do

,

that

I

could

not

very

conveniently

have

left

Kellynch

sooner

.

"

"

Dear

me

!

what

can

you

possibly

have

to

do

?

"

"

A

great

many

things

,

I

assure

you

.

More

than

I

can

recollect

in

a

moment

;

but

I

can

tell

you

some

.

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I

have

been

making

a

duplicate

of

the

catalogue

of

my

father

's

books

and

pictures

.

I

have

been

several

times

in

the

garden

with

Mackenzie

,

trying

to

understand

,

and

make

him

understand

,

which

of

Elizabeth

's

plants

are

for

Lady

Russell

.

I

have

had

all

my

own

little

concerns

to

arrange

,

books

and

music

to

divide

,

and

all

my

trunks

to

repack

,

from

not

having

understood

in

time

what

was

intended

as

to

the

waggons

:

and

one

thing

I

have

had

to

do

,

Mary

,

of

a

more

trying

nature

:

going

to

almost

every

house

in

the

parish

,

as

a

sort

of

take-leave

.

I

was

told

that

they

wished

it

.

But

all

these

things

took

up

a

great

deal

of

time

.

"

"

Oh

!

well

!

"

and

after

a

moment

's

pause

,

"

but

you

have

never

asked

me

one

word

about

our

dinner

at

the

Pooles

yesterday

.

"

"

Did

you

go

then

?

I

have

made

no

enquiries

,

because

I

concluded

you

must

have

been

obliged

to

give

up

the

party

.

"

"

Oh

yes

!

I

went

.

I

was

very

well

yesterday

;

nothing

at

all

the

matter

with

me

till

this

morning

.

It

would

have

been

strange

if

I

had

not

gone

.

"

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"

I

am

very

glad

you

were

well

enough

,

and

I

hope

you

had

a

pleasant

party

.

"

"

Nothing

remarkable

.

One

always

knows

beforehand

what

the

dinner

will

be

,

and

who

will

be

there

;

and

it

is

so

very

uncomfortable

not

having

a

carriage

of

one

's

own

.

Mr

and

Mrs

Musgrove

took

me

,

and

we

were

so

crowded

!

They

are

both

so

very

large

,

and

take

up

so

much

room

;

and

Mr

Musgrove

always

sits

forward

.

So

,

there

was

I

,

crowded

into

the

back

seat

with

Henrietta

and

Louise

;

and

I

think

it

very

likely

that

my

illness

to-day

may

be

owing

to

it

.

"

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