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"
My
first
aim
will
be
to
clean
down
(
do
you
comprehend
the
full
force
of
the
expression
?
)
--
to
clean
down
Moor
House
from
chamber
to
cellar
;
my
next
to
rub
it
up
with
bees-wax
,
oil
,
and
an
indefinite
number
of
cloths
,
till
it
glitters
again
;
my
third
,
to
arrange
every
chair
,
table
,
bed
,
carpet
,
with
mathematical
precision
;
afterwards
I
shall
go
near
to
ruin
you
in
coals
and
peat
to
keep
up
good
fires
in
every
room
;
and
lastly
,
the
two
days
preceding
that
on
which
your
sisters
are
expected
will
be
devoted
by
Hannah
and
me
to
such
a
beating
of
eggs
,
sorting
of
currants
,
grating
of
spices
,
compounding
of
Christmas
cakes
,
chopping
up
of
materials
for
mince-pies
,
and
solemnising
of
other
culinary
rites
,
as
words
can
convey
but
an
inadequate
notion
of
to
the
uninitiated
like
you
.
My
purpose
,
in
short
,
is
to
have
all
things
in
an
absolutely
perfect
state
of
readiness
for
Diana
and
Mary
before
next
Thursday
;
and
my
ambition
is
to
give
them
a
beau-ideal
of
a
welcome
when
they
come
.
"
St.
John
smiled
slightly
:
still
he
was
dissatisfied
.
"
It
is
all
very
well
for
the
present
,
"
said
he
;
"
but
seriously
,
I
trust
that
when
the
first
flush
of
vivacity
is
over
,
you
will
look
a
little
higher
than
domestic
endearments
and
household
joys
.
"
"
The
best
things
the
world
has
!
"
I
interrupted
.
"
No
,
Jane
,
no
:
this
world
is
not
the
scene
of
fruition
;
do
not
attempt
to
make
it
so
:
nor
of
rest
;
do
not
turn
slothful
.
"
"
I
mean
,
on
the
contrary
,
to
be
busy
.
"
"
Jane
,
I
excuse
you
for
the
present
:
two
months
'
grace
I
allow
you
for
the
full
enjoyment
of
your
new
position
,
and
for
pleasing
yourself
with
this
late-found
charm
of
relationship
;
but
then
,
I
hope
you
will
begin
to
look
beyond
Moor
House
and
Morton
,
and
sisterly
society
,
and
the
selfish
calm
and
sensual
comfort
of
civilised
affluence
.
I
hope
your
energies
will
then
once
more
trouble
you
with
their
strength
.
"
I
looked
at
him
with
surprise
.
"
St.
John
,
"
I
said
,
"
I
think
you
are
almost
wicked
to
talk
so
.
I
am
disposed
to
be
as
content
as
a
queen
,
and
you
try
to
stir
me
up
to
restlessness
!
To
what
end
?
"
"
To
the
end
of
turning
to
profit
the
talents
which
God
has
committed
to
your
keeping
;
and
of
which
He
will
surely
one
day
demand
a
strict
account
.
Jane
,
I
shall
watch
you
closely
and
anxiously
--
I
warn
you
of
that
.
And
try
to
restrain
the
disproportionate
fervour
with
which
you
throw
yourself
into
commonplace
home
pleasures
.
Do
n't
cling
so
tenaciously
to
ties
of
the
flesh
;
save
your
constancy
and
ardour
for
an
adequate
cause
;
forbear
to
waste
them
on
trite
transient
objects
.
Do
you
hear
,
Jane
?
"
"
Yes
;
just
as
if
you
were
speaking
Greek
.
I
feel
I
have
adequate
cause
to
be
happy
,
and
I
will
be
happy
.
Goodbye
!
"
