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Sir
Walter
,
his
two
daughters
,
and
Mrs
Clay
,
were
the
earliest
of
all
their
party
at
the
rooms
in
the
evening
;
and
as
Lady
Dalrymple
must
be
waited
for
,
they
took
their
station
by
one
of
the
fires
in
the
Octagon
Room
.
But
hardly
were
they
so
settled
,
when
the
door
opened
again
,
and
Captain
Wentworth
walked
in
alone
.
Anne
was
the
nearest
to
him
,
and
making
yet
a
little
advance
,
she
instantly
spoke
.
He
was
preparing
only
to
bow
and
pass
on
,
but
her
gentle
"
How
do
you
do
?
"
brought
him
out
of
the
straight
line
to
stand
near
her
,
and
make
enquiries
in
return
,
in
spite
of
the
formidable
father
and
sister
in
the
back
ground
.
Their
being
in
the
back
ground
was
a
support
to
Anne
;
she
knew
nothing
of
their
looks
,
and
felt
equal
to
everything
which
she
believed
right
to
be
done
.
While
they
were
speaking
,
a
whispering
between
her
father
and
Elizabeth
caught
her
ear
.
She
could
not
distinguish
,
but
she
must
guess
the
subject
;
and
on
Captain
Wentworth
's
making
a
distant
bow
,
she
comprehended
that
her
father
had
judged
so
well
as
to
give
him
that
simple
acknowledgement
of
acquaintance
,
and
she
was
just
in
time
by
a
side
glance
to
see
a
slight
curtsey
from
Elizabeth
herself
.
This
,
though
late
,
and
reluctant
,
and
ungracious
,
was
yet
better
than
nothing
,
and
her
spirits
improved
.
After
talking
,
however
,
of
the
weather
,
and
Bath
,
and
the
concert
,
their
conversation
began
to
flag
,
and
so
little
was
said
at
last
,
that
she
was
expecting
him
to
go
every
moment
,
but
he
did
not
;
he
seemed
in
no
hurry
to
leave
her
;
and
presently
with
renewed
spirit
,
with
a
little
smile
,
a
little
glow
,
he
said
--
"
I
have
hardly
seen
you
since
our
day
at
Lyme
.
I
am
afraid
you
must
have
suffered
from
the
shock
,
and
the
more
from
its
not
overpowering
you
at
the
time
.
"
She
assured
him
that
she
had
not
.
"
It
was
a
frightful
hour
,
"
said
he
,
"
a
frightful
day
!
"
and
he
passed
his
hand
across
his
eyes
,
as
if
the
remembrance
were
still
too
painful
,
but
in
a
moment
,
half
smiling
again
,
added
,
"
The
day
has
produced
some
effects
however
;
has
had
some
consequences
which
must
be
considered
as
the
very
reverse
of
frightful
.
When
you
had
the
presence
of
mind
to
suggest
that
Benwick
would
be
the
properest
person
to
fetch
a
surgeon
,
you
could
have
little
idea
of
his
being
eventually
one
of
those
most
concerned
in
her
recovery
.
"
"
Certainly
I
could
have
none
.
But
it
appears
--
I
should
hope
it
would
be
a
very
happy
match
.
There
are
on
both
sides
good
principles
and
good
temper
.
"
"
Yes
,
"
said
he
,
looking
not
exactly
forward
;
"
but
there
,
I
think
,
ends
the
resemblance
.
With
all
my
soul
I
wish
them
happy
,
and
rejoice
over
every
circumstance
in
favour
of
it
.
They
have
no
difficulties
to
contend
with
at
home
,
no
opposition
,
no
caprice
,
no
delays
.
The
Musgroves
are
behaving
like
themselves
,
most
honourably
and
kindly
,
only
anxious
with
true
parental
hearts
to
promote
their
daughter
's
comfort
.
All
this
is
much
,
very
much
in
favour
of
their
happiness
;
more
than
perhaps
--
"
He
stopped
.
A
sudden
recollection
seemed
to
occur
,
and
to
give
him
some
taste
of
that
emotion
which
was
reddening
Anne
's
cheeks
and
fixing
her
eyes
on
the
ground
.
After
clearing
his
throat
,
however
,
he
proceeded
thus
--
