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"
Ay
,
a
very
bad
business
indeed
.
A
new
sort
of
way
this
,
for
a
young
fellow
to
be
making
love
,
by
breaking
his
mistress
's
head
,
is
not
it
,
Miss
Elliot
?
This
is
breaking
a
head
and
giving
a
plaster
,
truly
!
"
Admiral
Croft
's
manners
were
not
quite
of
the
tone
to
suit
Lady
Russell
,
but
they
delighted
Anne
.
His
goodness
of
heart
and
simplicity
of
character
were
irresistible
.
"
Now
,
this
must
be
very
bad
for
you
,
"
said
he
,
suddenly
rousing
from
a
little
reverie
,
"
to
be
coming
and
finding
us
here
.
I
had
not
recollected
it
before
,
I
declare
,
but
it
must
be
very
bad
.
But
now
,
do
not
stand
upon
ceremony
.
Get
up
and
go
over
all
the
rooms
in
the
house
if
you
like
it
.
"
"
Another
time
,
Sir
,
I
thank
you
,
not
now
.
"
"
Well
,
whenever
it
suits
you
.
You
can
slip
in
from
the
shrubbery
at
any
time
;
and
there
you
will
find
we
keep
our
umbrellas
hanging
up
by
that
door
.
A
good
place
is
not
it
?
But
,
"
(
checking
himself
)
,
"
you
will
not
think
it
a
good
place
,
for
yours
were
always
kept
in
the
butler
's
room
.
Ay
,
so
it
always
is
,
I
believe
.
One
man
's
ways
may
be
as
good
as
another
's
,
but
we
all
like
our
own
best
.
And
so
you
must
judge
for
yourself
,
whether
it
would
be
better
for
you
to
go
about
the
house
or
not
.
"
Anne
,
finding
she
might
decline
it
,
did
so
,
very
gratefully
.
"
We
have
made
very
few
changes
either
,
"
continued
the
Admiral
,
after
thinking
a
moment
.
"
Very
few
.
We
told
you
about
the
laundry-door
,
at
Uppercross
.
That
has
been
a
very
great
improvement
.
The
wonder
was
,
how
any
family
upon
earth
could
bear
with
the
inconvenience
of
its
opening
as
it
did
,
so
long
!
You
will
tell
Sir
Walter
what
we
have
done
,
and
that
Mr
Shepherd
thinks
it
the
greatest
improvement
the
house
ever
had
.
Indeed
,
I
must
do
ourselves
the
justice
to
say
,
that
the
few
alterations
we
have
made
have
been
all
very
much
for
the
better
.
My
wife
should
have
the
credit
of
them
,
however
.
I
have
done
very
little
besides
sending
away
some
of
the
large
looking-glasses
from
my
dressing-room
,
which
was
your
father
's
.
A
very
good
man
,
and
very
much
the
gentleman
I
am
sure
:
but
I
should
think
,
Miss
Elliot
,
"
(
looking
with
serious
reflection
)
,
"
I
should
think
he
must
be
rather
a
dressy
man
for
his
time
of
life
.
Such
a
number
of
looking-glasses
!
oh
Lord
!
there
was
no
getting
away
from
one
's
self
.
So
I
got
Sophy
to
lend
me
a
hand
,
and
we
soon
shifted
their
quarters
;
and
now
I
am
quite
snug
,
with
my
little
shaving
glass
in
one
corner
,
and
another
great
thing
that
I
never
go
near
.
"
Anne
,
amused
in
spite
of
herself
,
was
rather
distressed
for
an
answer
,
and
the
Admiral
,
fearing
he
might
not
have
been
civil
enough
,
took
up
the
subject
again
,
to
say
--
