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511
What
a
sarcastic
smile
,
said
the
admiring
Rachael
;
I
declare
I
m
quite
afraid
of
you
.
512
Afraid
of
me
!
513
Oh
,
you
can
t
disguise
anything
from
me
I
know
what
that
smile
means
very
well
.
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514
What
?
said
Mr
.
Tupman
,
who
had
not
the
slightest
notion
himself
.
515
You
mean
,
said
the
amiable
aunt
,
sinking
her
voice
still
lower
you
mean
,
that
you
don
t
think
Isabella
s
stooping
is
as
bad
as
Emily
s
boldness
.
Well
,
she
is
bold
!
You
cannot
think
how
wretched
it
makes
me
sometimes
I
m
sure
I
cry
about
it
for
hours
together
my
dear
brother
is
SO
good
,
and
so
unsuspicious
,
that
he
never
sees
it
;
if
he
did
,
I
m
quite
certain
it
would
break
his
heart
.
I
wish
I
could
think
it
was
only
manner
I
hope
it
may
be
(
Here
the
affectionate
relative
heaved
a
deep
sigh
,
and
shook
her
head
despondingly
)
.
516
I
m
sure
aunt
s
talking
about
us
,
whispered
Miss
Emily
Wardle
to
her
sister
I
m
quite
certain
of
it
she
looks
so
malicious
.
517
Is
she
?
replied
Isabella
.
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518
Hem
!
aunt
,
dear
!
519
Yes
,
my
dear
love
!
520
I
m
SO
afraid
you
ll
catch
cold
,
aunt
have
a
silk
handkerchief
to
tie
round
your
dear
old
head
you
really
should
take
care
of
yourself
consider
your
age
!