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Lady
Russell
had
only
to
listen
composedly
,
and
wish
them
happy
,
but
internally
her
heart
revelled
in
angry
pleasure
,
in
pleased
contempt
,
that
the
man
who
at
twenty-three
had
seemed
to
understand
somewhat
of
the
value
of
an
Anne
Elliot
,
should
,
eight
years
afterwards
,
be
charmed
by
a
Louisa
Musgrove
.
The
first
three
or
four
days
passed
most
quietly
,
with
no
circumstance
to
mark
them
excepting
the
receipt
of
a
note
or
two
from
Lyme
,
which
found
their
way
to
Anne
,
she
could
not
tell
how
,
and
brought
a
rather
improving
account
of
Louisa
.
At
the
end
of
that
period
,
Lady
Russell
's
politeness
could
repose
no
longer
,
and
the
fainter
self-threatenings
of
the
past
became
in
a
decided
tone
,
"
I
must
call
on
Mrs
Croft
;
I
really
must
call
upon
her
soon
.
Anne
,
have
you
courage
to
go
with
me
,
and
pay
a
visit
in
that
house
?
It
will
be
some
trial
to
us
both
.
"
Anne
did
not
shrink
from
it
;
on
the
contrary
,
she
truly
felt
as
she
said
,
in
observing
--
"
I
think
you
are
very
likely
to
suffer
the
most
of
the
two
;
your
feelings
are
less
reconciled
to
the
change
than
mine
.
By
remaining
in
the
neighbourhood
,
I
am
become
inured
to
it
.
"
She
could
have
said
more
on
the
subject
;
for
she
had
in
fact
so
high
an
opinion
of
the
Crofts
,
and
considered
her
father
so
very
fortunate
in
his
tenants
,
felt
the
parish
to
be
so
sure
of
a
good
example
,
and
the
poor
of
the
best
attention
and
relief
,
that
however
sorry
and
ashamed
for
the
necessity
of
the
removal
,
she
could
not
but
in
conscience
feel
that
they
were
gone
who
deserved
not
to
stay
,
and
that
Kellynch
Hall
had
passed
into
better
hands
than
its
owners
'
.
These
convictions
must
unquestionably
have
their
own
pain
,
and
severe
was
its
kind
;
but
they
precluded
that
pain
which
Lady
Russell
would
suffer
in
entering
the
house
again
,
and
returning
through
the
well-known
apartments
.
In
such
moments
Anne
had
no
power
of
saying
to
herself
,
"
These
rooms
ought
to
belong
only
to
us
.
Oh
,
how
fallen
in
their
destination
!
How
unworthily
occupied
!
An
ancient
family
to
be
so
driven
away
!
Strangers
filling
their
place
!
"
No
,
except
when
she
thought
of
her
mother
,
and
remembered
where
she
had
been
used
to
sit
and
preside
,
she
had
no
sigh
of
that
description
to
heave
.
Mrs
Croft
always
met
her
with
a
kindness
which
gave
her
the
pleasure
of
fancying
herself
a
favourite
,
and
on
the
present
occasion
,
receiving
her
in
that
house
,
there
was
particular
attention
.
The
sad
accident
at
Lyme
was
soon
the
prevailing
topic
,
and
on
comparing
their
latest
accounts
of
the
invalid
,
it
appeared
that
each
lady
dated
her
intelligence
from
the
same
hour
of
yestermorn
;
that
Captain
Wentworth
had
been
in
Kellynch
yesterday
(
the
first
time
since
the
accident
)
,
had
brought
Anne
the
last
note
,
which
she
had
not
been
able
to
trace
the
exact
steps
of
;
had
staid
a
few
hours
and
then
returned
again
to
Lyme
,
and
without
any
present
intention
of
quitting
it
any
more
.
He
had
enquired
after
her
,
she
found
,
particularly
;
had
expressed
his
hope
of
Miss
Elliot
's
not
being
the
worse
for
her
exertions
,
and
had
spoken
of
those
exertions
as
great
.
This
was
handsome
,
and
gave
her
more
pleasure
than
almost
anything
else
could
have
done
.
As
to
the
sad
catastrophe
itself
,
it
could
be
canvassed
only
in
one
style
by
a
couple
of
steady
,
sensible
women
,
whose
judgements
had
to
work
on
ascertained
events
;
and
it
was
perfectly
decided
that
it
had
been
the
consequence
of
much
thoughtlessness
and
much
imprudence
;
that
its
effects
were
most
alarming
,
and
that
it
was
frightful
to
think
,
how
long
Miss
Musgrove
's
recovery
might
yet
be
doubtful
,
and
how
liable
she
would
still
remain
to
suffer
from
the
concussion
hereafter
!
The
Admiral
wound
it
up
summarily
by
exclaiming
--
