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He
was
very
warmly
thanked
both
by
mother
and
daughter
;
to
escape
a
little
from
the
latter
,
he
went
to
the
pianoforte
,
and
begged
Miss
Fairfax
,
who
was
still
sitting
at
it
,
to
play
something
more
.
"
If
you
are
very
kind
,
"
said
he
,
"
it
will
be
one
of
the
waltzes
we
danced
last
night
--
let
me
live
them
over
again
.
You
did
not
enjoy
them
as
I
did
;
you
appeared
tired
the
whole
time
.
I
believe
you
were
glad
we
danced
no
longer
;
but
I
would
have
given
worlds
--
all
the
worlds
one
ever
has
to
give
--
for
another
half-hour
.
"
She
played
.
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"
What
felicity
it
is
to
hear
a
tune
again
which
has
made
one
happy
!
--
If
I
mistake
not
that
was
danced
at
Weymouth
.
"
She
looked
up
at
him
for
a
moment
,
coloured
deeply
,
and
played
something
else
.
He
took
some
music
from
a
chair
near
the
pianoforte
,
and
turning
to
Emma
,
said
,
"
Here
is
something
quite
new
to
me
.
Do
you
know
it
?
--
Cramer
.
--
And
here
are
a
new
set
of
Irish
melodies
.
That
,
from
such
a
quarter
,
one
might
expect
.
This
was
all
sent
with
the
instrument
.
Very
thoughtful
of
Colonel
Campbell
,
was
not
it
?
--
He
knew
Miss
Fairfax
could
have
no
music
here
.
I
honour
that
part
of
the
attention
particularly
;
it
shews
it
to
have
been
so
thoroughly
from
the
heart
.
Nothing
hastily
done
;
nothing
incomplete
.
True
affection
only
could
have
prompted
it
.
"
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Emma
wished
he
would
be
less
pointed
,
yet
could
not
help
being
amused
;
and
when
on
glancing
her
eye
towards
Jane
Fairfax
she
caught
the
remains
of
a
smile
,
when
she
saw
that
with
all
the
deep
blush
of
consciousness
,
there
had
been
a
smile
of
secret
delight
,
she
had
less
scruple
in
the
amusement
,
and
much
less
compunction
with
respect
to
her
.
--
This
amiable
,
upright
,
perfect
Jane
Fairfax
was
apparently
cherishing
very
reprehensible
feelings
.
He
brought
all
the
music
to
her
,
and
they
looked
it
over
together
.
--
Emma
took
the
opportunity
of
whispering
,
"
You
speak
too
plain
.
She
must
understand
you
.
"