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Blenkinsop
,
the
housekeeper
,
there
sought
her
presently
with
consolation
,
on
whose
shoulder
Amelia
wept
confidentially
,
and
relieved
herself
a
good
deal
.
"
Do
n't
take
on
,
Miss.
.
I
did
n't
like
to
tell
you
.
But
none
of
us
in
the
house
have
liked
her
except
at
fust
.
I
sor
her
with
my
own
eyes
reading
your
Ma
's
letters
.
Pinner
says
she
's
always
about
your
trinket-box
and
drawers
,
and
everybody
's
drawers
,
and
she
's
sure
she
's
put
your
white
ribbing
into
her
box
.
"
"
I
gave
it
her
,
I
gave
it
her
,
"
Amelia
said
.
But
this
did
not
alter
Mrs.
Blenkinsop
's
opinion
of
Miss
Sharp
.
"
I
do
n't
trust
them
governesses
,
Pinner
,
"
she
remarked
to
the
maid
.
"
They
give
themselves
the
hairs
and
hupstarts
of
ladies
,
and
their
wages
is
no
better
than
you
nor
me
.
"
It
now
became
clear
to
every
soul
in
the
house
,
except
poor
Amelia
,
that
Rebecca
should
take
her
departure
,
and
high
and
low
(
always
with
the
one
exception
)
agreed
that
that
event
should
take
place
as
speedily
as
possible
.
Our
good
child
ransacked
all
her
drawers
,
cupboards
,
reticules
,
and
gimcrack
boxes
--
passed
in
review
all
her
gowns
,
fichus
,
tags
,
bobbins
,
laces
,
silk
stockings
,
and
fallals
--
selecting
this
thing
and
that
and
the
other
,
to
make
a
little
heap
for
Rebecca
.
And
going
to
her
Papa
,
that
generous
British
merchant
,
who
had
promised
to
give
her
as
many
guineas
as
she
was
years
old
--
she
begged
the
old
gentleman
to
give
the
money
to
dear
Rebecca
,
who
must
want
it
,
while
she
lacked
for
nothing
.
She
even
made
George
Osborne
contribute
,
and
nothing
loth
(
for
he
was
as
free-handed
a
young
fellow
as
any
in
the
army
)
,
he
went
to
Bond
Street
,
and
bought
the
best
hat
and
spenser
that
money
could
buy
.
"
That
's
George
's
present
to
you
,
Rebecca
,
dear
,
"
said
Amelia
,
quite
proud
of
the
bandbox
conveying
these
gifts
.
"
What
a
taste
he
has
!
There
's
nobody
like
him
.
"
"
Nobody
,
"
Rebecca
answered
.
"
How
thankful
I
am
to
him
!
"
She
was
thinking
in
her
heart
,
"
It
was
George
Osborne
who
prevented
my
marriage
.
"
--
And
she
loved
George
Osborne
accordingly
.
She
made
her
preparations
for
departure
with
great
equanimity
;
and
accepted
all
the
kind
little
Amelia
's
presents
,
after
just
the
proper
degree
of
hesitation
and
reluctance
.
She
vowed
eternal
gratitude
to
Mrs
Sedley
,
of
course
;
but
did
not
intrude
herself
upon
that
good
lady
too
much
,
who
was
embarrassed
,
and
evidently
wishing
to
avoid
her
.
She
kissed
Mr.
Sedley
's
hand
,
when
he
presented
her
with
the
purse
;
and
asked
permission
to
consider
him
for
the
future
as
her
kind
,
kind
friend
and
protector
.
Her
behaviour
was
so
affecting
that
he
was
going
to
write
her
a
cheque
for
twenty
pounds
more
;
but
he
restrained
his
feelings
:
the
carriage
was
in
waiting
to
take
him
to
dinner
,
so
he
tripped
away
with
a
"
God
bless
you
,
my
dear
,
always
come
here
when
you
come
to
town
,
you
know
.
--
Drive
to
the
Mansion
House
,
James
.
"
