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"
I
have
refused
to
marry
him
--
"
"
And
have
consequently
displeased
him
?
"
she
suggested
.
"
Deeply
:
he
will
never
forgive
me
,
I
fear
:
yet
I
offered
to
accompany
him
as
his
sister
.
"
"
It
was
frantic
folly
to
do
so
,
Jane
.
Think
of
the
task
you
undertook
--
one
of
incessant
fatigue
,
where
fatigue
kills
even
the
strong
,
and
you
are
weak
.
St.
John
--
you
know
him
--
would
urge
you
to
impossibilities
:
with
him
there
would
be
no
permission
to
rest
during
the
hot
hours
;
and
unfortunately
,
I
have
noticed
,
whatever
he
exacts
,
you
force
yourself
to
perform
.
I
am
astonished
you
found
courage
to
refuse
his
hand
.
You
do
not
love
him
then
,
Jane
?
"
"
Not
as
a
husband
.
"
"
Yet
he
is
a
handsome
fellow
.
"
"
And
I
am
so
plain
,
you
see
,
Die
.
We
should
never
suit
.
"
"
Plain
!
You
?
Not
at
all
.
You
are
much
too
pretty
,
as
well
as
too
good
,
to
be
grilled
alive
in
Calcutta
.
"
And
again
she
earnestly
conjured
me
to
give
up
all
thoughts
of
going
out
with
her
brother
.
"
I
must
indeed
,
"
I
said
;
"
for
when
just
now
I
repeated
the
offer
of
serving
him
for
a
deacon
,
he
expressed
himself
shocked
at
my
want
of
decency
.
He
seemed
to
think
I
had
committed
an
impropriety
in
proposing
to
accompany
him
unmarried
:
as
if
I
had
not
from
the
first
hoped
to
find
in
him
a
brother
,
and
habitually
regarded
him
as
such
.
"
