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Captain
Benwick
had
been
seen
flying
by
their
house
,
with
a
countenance
which
showed
something
to
be
wrong
;
and
they
had
set
off
immediately
,
informed
and
directed
as
they
passed
,
towards
the
spot
.
Shocked
as
Captain
Harville
was
,
he
brought
senses
and
nerves
that
could
be
instantly
useful
;
and
a
look
between
him
and
his
wife
decided
what
was
to
be
done
.
She
must
be
taken
to
their
house
;
all
must
go
to
their
house
;
and
await
the
surgeon
's
arrival
there
.
They
would
not
listen
to
scruples
:
he
was
obeyed
;
they
were
all
beneath
his
roof
;
and
while
Louisa
,
under
Mrs
Harville
's
direction
,
was
conveyed
up
stairs
,
and
given
possession
of
her
own
bed
,
assistance
,
cordials
,
restoratives
were
supplied
by
her
husband
to
all
who
needed
them
.
Louisa
had
once
opened
her
eyes
,
but
soon
closed
them
again
,
without
apparent
consciousness
.
This
had
been
a
proof
of
life
,
however
,
of
service
to
her
sister
;
and
Henrietta
,
though
perfectly
incapable
of
being
in
the
same
room
with
Louisa
,
was
kept
,
by
the
agitation
of
hope
and
fear
,
from
a
return
of
her
own
insensibility
.
Mary
,
too
,
was
growing
calmer
.
The
surgeon
was
with
them
almost
before
it
had
seemed
possible
.
They
were
sick
with
horror
,
while
he
examined
;
but
he
was
not
hopeless
.
The
head
had
received
a
severe
contusion
,
but
he
had
seen
greater
injuries
recovered
from
:
he
was
by
no
means
hopeless
;
he
spoke
cheerfully
.
That
he
did
not
regard
it
as
a
desperate
case
,
that
he
did
not
say
a
few
hours
must
end
it
,
was
at
first
felt
,
beyond
the
hope
of
most
;
and
the
ecstasy
of
such
a
reprieve
,
the
rejoicing
,
deep
and
silent
,
after
a
few
fervent
ejaculations
of
gratitude
to
Heaven
had
been
offered
,
may
be
conceived
.
The
tone
,
the
look
,
with
which
"
Thank
God
!
"
was
uttered
by
Captain
Wentworth
,
Anne
was
sure
could
never
be
forgotten
by
her
;
nor
the
sight
of
him
afterwards
,
as
he
sat
near
a
table
,
leaning
over
it
with
folded
arms
and
face
concealed
,
as
if
overpowered
by
the
various
feelings
of
his
soul
,
and
trying
by
prayer
and
reflection
to
calm
them
.
Louisa
's
limbs
had
escaped
.
There
was
no
injury
but
to
the
head
.
It
now
became
necessary
for
the
party
to
consider
what
was
best
to
be
done
,
as
to
their
general
situation
.
They
were
now
able
to
speak
to
each
other
and
consult
.
That
Louisa
must
remain
where
she
was
,
however
distressing
to
her
friends
to
be
involving
the
Harvilles
in
such
trouble
,
did
not
admit
a
doubt
.
Her
removal
was
impossible
.
The
Harvilles
silenced
all
scruples
;
and
,
as
much
as
they
could
,
all
gratitude
.
They
had
looked
forward
and
arranged
everything
before
the
others
began
to
reflect
.
Captain
Benwick
must
give
up
his
room
to
them
,
and
get
another
bed
elsewhere
;
and
the
whole
was
settled
.
They
were
only
concerned
that
the
house
could
accommodate
no
more
;
and
yet
perhaps
,
by
"
putting
the
children
away
in
the
maid
's
room
,
or
swinging
a
cot
somewhere
,
"
they
could
hardly
bear
to
think
of
not
finding
room
for
two
or
three
besides
,
supposing
they
might
wish
to
stay
;
though
,
with
regard
to
any
attendance
on
Miss
Musgrove
,
there
need
not
be
the
least
uneasiness
in
leaving
her
to
Mrs
Harville
's
care
entirely
.
Mrs
Harville
was
a
very
experienced
nurse
,
and
her
nursery-maid
,
who
had
lived
with
her
long
,
and
gone
about
with
her
everywhere
,
was
just
such
another
.
Between
these
two
,
she
could
want
no
possible
attendance
by
day
or
night
.
And
all
this
was
said
with
a
truth
and
sincerity
of
feeling
irresistible
.
Charles
,
Henrietta
,
and
Captain
Wentworth
were
the
three
in
consultation
,
and
for
a
little
while
it
was
only
an
interchange
of
perplexity
and
terror
.
"
Uppercross
,
the
necessity
of
some
one
's
going
to
Uppercross
;
the
news
to
be
conveyed
;
how
it
could
be
broken
to
Mr
and
Mrs
Musgrove
;
the
lateness
of
the
morning
;
an
hour
already
gone
since
they
ought
to
have
been
off
;
the
impossibility
of
being
in
tolerable
time
.
"
At
first
,
they
were
capable
of
nothing
more
to
the
purpose
than
such
exclamations
;
but
,
after
a
while
,
Captain
Wentworth
,
exerting
himself
,
said
--
"
We
must
be
decided
,
and
without
the
loss
of
another
minute
.
Every
minute
is
valuable
.
Some
one
must
resolve
on
being
off
for
Uppercross
instantly
.
Musgrove
,
either
you
or
I
must
go
.
"
