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Yes
;
he
had
done
it
.
She
was
in
the
carriage
,
and
felt
that
he
had
placed
her
there
,
that
his
will
and
his
hands
had
done
it
,
that
she
owed
it
to
his
perception
of
her
fatigue
,
and
his
resolution
to
give
her
rest
.
She
was
very
much
affected
by
the
view
of
his
disposition
towards
her
,
which
all
these
things
made
apparent
.
This
little
circumstance
seemed
the
completion
of
all
that
had
gone
before
.
She
understood
him
.
He
could
not
forgive
her
,
but
he
could
not
be
unfeeling
.
Though
condemning
her
for
the
past
,
and
considering
it
with
high
and
unjust
resentment
,
though
perfectly
careless
of
her
,
and
though
becoming
attached
to
another
,
still
he
could
not
see
her
suffer
,
without
the
desire
of
giving
her
relief
.
It
was
a
remainder
of
former
sentiment
;
it
was
an
impulse
of
pure
,
though
unacknowledged
friendship
;
it
was
a
proof
of
his
own
warm
and
amiable
heart
,
which
she
could
not
contemplate
without
emotions
so
compounded
of
pleasure
and
pain
,
that
she
knew
not
which
prevailed
.
Her
answers
to
the
kindness
and
the
remarks
of
her
companions
were
at
first
unconsciously
given
.
They
had
travelled
half
their
way
along
the
rough
lane
,
before
she
was
quite
awake
to
what
they
said
.
She
then
found
them
talking
of
"
Frederick
.
"
"
He
certainly
means
to
have
one
or
other
of
those
two
girls
,
Sophy
,
"
said
the
Admiral
;
"
but
there
is
no
saying
which
.
He
has
been
running
after
them
,
too
,
long
enough
,
one
would
think
,
to
make
up
his
mind
.
Ay
,
this
comes
of
the
peace
.
If
it
were
war
now
,
he
would
have
settled
it
long
ago
.
We
sailors
,
Miss
Elliot
,
can
not
afford
to
make
long
courtships
in
time
of
war
.
How
many
days
was
it
,
my
dear
,
between
the
first
time
of
my
seeing
you
and
our
sitting
down
together
in
our
lodgings
at
North
Yarmouth
?
"
"
We
had
better
not
talk
about
it
,
my
dear
,
"
replied
Mrs
Croft
,
pleasantly
;
"
for
if
Miss
Elliot
were
to
hear
how
soon
we
came
to
an
understanding
,
she
would
never
be
persuaded
that
we
could
be
happy
together
.
I
had
known
you
by
character
,
however
,
long
before
.
"
"
Well
,
and
I
had
heard
of
you
as
a
very
pretty
girl
,
and
what
were
we
to
wait
for
besides
?
I
do
not
like
having
such
things
so
long
in
hand
.
I
wish
Frederick
would
spread
a
little
more
canvass
,
and
bring
us
home
one
of
these
young
ladies
to
Kellynch
.
Then
there
would
always
be
company
for
them
And
very
nice
young
ladies
they
both
are
;
I
hardly
know
one
from
the
other
.
"
"
Very
good
humoured
,
unaffected
girls
,
indeed
,
"
said
Mrs
Croft
,
in
a
tone
of
calmer
praise
,
such
as
made
Anne
suspect
that
her
keener
powers
might
not
consider
either
of
them
as
quite
worthy
of
her
brother
;
"
and
a
very
respectable
family
.
One
could
not
be
connected
with
better
people
.
My
dear
Admiral
,
that
post
!
we
shall
certainly
take
that
post
.
"
But
by
coolly
giving
the
reins
a
better
direction
herself
they
happily
passed
the
danger
;
and
by
once
afterwards
judiciously
putting
out
her
hand
they
neither
fell
into
a
rut
,
nor
ran
foul
of
a
dung-cart
;
and
Anne
,
with
some
amusement
at
their
style
of
driving
,
which
she
imagined
no
bad
representation
of
the
general
guidance
of
their
affairs
,
found
herself
safely
deposited
by
them
at
the
Cottage
.
The
time
now
approached
for
Lady
Russell
's
return
:
the
day
was
even
fixed
;
and
Anne
,
being
engaged
to
join
her
as
soon
as
she
was
resettled
,
was
looking
forward
to
an
early
removal
to
Kellynch
,
and
beginning
to
think
how
her
own
comfort
was
likely
to
be
affected
by
it
.
