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Captain
Benwick
was
most
considerately
attentive
to
her
;
and
,
united
as
they
all
seemed
by
the
distress
of
the
day
,
she
felt
an
increasing
degree
of
good-will
towards
him
,
and
a
pleasure
even
in
thinking
that
it
might
,
perhaps
,
be
the
occasion
of
continuing
their
acquaintance
.
Captain
Wentworth
was
on
the
watch
for
them
,
and
a
chaise
and
four
in
waiting
,
stationed
for
their
convenience
in
the
lowest
part
of
the
street
;
but
his
evident
surprise
and
vexation
at
the
substitution
of
one
sister
for
the
other
,
the
change
in
his
countenance
,
the
astonishment
,
the
expressions
begun
and
suppressed
,
with
which
Charles
was
listened
to
,
made
but
a
mortifying
reception
of
Anne
;
or
must
at
least
convince
her
that
she
was
valued
only
as
she
could
be
useful
to
Louisa
.
She
endeavoured
to
be
composed
,
and
to
be
just
.
Without
emulating
the
feelings
of
an
Emma
towards
her
Henry
,
she
would
have
attended
on
Louisa
with
a
zeal
above
the
common
claims
of
regard
,
for
his
sake
;
and
she
hoped
he
would
not
long
be
so
unjust
as
to
suppose
she
would
shrink
unnecessarily
from
the
office
of
a
friend
.
In
the
mean
while
she
was
in
the
carriage
.
He
had
handed
them
both
in
,
and
placed
himself
between
them
;
and
in
this
manner
,
under
these
circumstances
,
full
of
astonishment
and
emotion
to
Anne
,
she
quitted
Lyme
.
How
the
long
stage
would
pass
;
how
it
was
to
affect
their
manners
;
what
was
to
be
their
sort
of
intercourse
,
she
could
not
foresee
.
It
was
all
quite
natural
,
however
.
He
was
devoted
to
Henrietta
;
always
turning
towards
her
;
and
when
he
spoke
at
all
,
always
with
the
view
of
supporting
her
hopes
and
raising
her
spirits
.
In
general
,
his
voice
and
manner
were
studiously
calm
.
To
spare
Henrietta
from
agitation
seemed
the
governing
principle
.
Once
only
,
when
she
had
been
grieving
over
the
last
ill-judged
,
ill-fated
walk
to
the
Cobb
,
bitterly
lamenting
that
it
ever
had
been
thought
of
,
he
burst
forth
,
as
if
wholly
overcome
--
"
Do
n't
talk
of
it
,
do
n't
talk
of
it
,
"
he
cried
.
"
Oh
God
!
that
I
had
not
given
way
to
her
at
the
fatal
moment
!
Had
I
done
as
I
ought
!
But
so
eager
and
so
resolute
!
Dear
,
sweet
Louisa
!
"
Anne
wondered
whether
it
ever
occurred
to
him
now
,
to
question
the
justness
of
his
own
previous
opinion
as
to
the
universal
felicity
and
advantage
of
firmness
of
character
;
and
whether
it
might
not
strike
him
that
,
like
all
other
qualities
of
the
mind
,
it
should
have
its
proportions
and
limits
.
She
thought
it
could
scarcely
escape
him
to
feel
that
a
persuadable
temper
might
sometimes
be
as
much
in
favour
of
happiness
as
a
very
resolute
character
.
They
got
on
fast
.
Anne
was
astonished
to
recognise
the
same
hills
and
the
same
objects
so
soon
.
Their
actual
speed
,
heightened
by
some
dread
of
the
conclusion
,
made
the
road
appear
but
half
as
long
as
on
the
day
before
.
It
was
growing
quite
dusk
,
however
,
before
they
were
in
the
neighbourhood
of
Uppercross
,
and
there
had
been
total
silence
among
them
for
some
time
,
Henrietta
leaning
back
in
the
corner
,
with
a
shawl
over
her
face
,
giving
the
hope
of
her
having
cried
herself
to
sleep
;
when
,
as
they
were
going
up
their
last
hill
,
Anne
found
herself
all
at
once
addressed
by
Captain
Wentworth
.
In
a
low
,
cautious
voice
,
he
said
:
--
"
I
have
been
considering
what
we
had
best
do
.
She
must
not
appear
at
first
.
She
could
not
stand
it
.
I
have
been
thinking
whether
you
had
not
better
remain
in
the
carriage
with
her
,
while
I
go
in
and
break
it
to
Mr
and
Mrs
Musgrove
.
Do
you
think
this
is
a
good
plan
?
"
