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31

"

Well

!

that

is

quite

surprising

,

for

we

have

had

a

vast

deal

of

rain

here

.

It

rained

dreadfully

hard

for

half

an

hour

while

we

were

at

breakfast

.

I

wanted

them

to

put

off

the

wedding

.

"

32

"

By

the

bye

--

I

have

not

wished

you

joy

.

Being

pretty

well

aware

of

what

sort

of

joy

you

must

both

be

feeling

,

I

have

been

in

no

hurry

with

my

congratulations

;

but

I

hope

it

all

went

off

tolerably

well

.

How

did

you

all

behave

?

Who

cried

most

?

"

33

"

Ah

!

poor

Miss

Taylor

!

'

Tis

a

sad

business

.

"

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34

"

Poor

Mr.

and

Miss

Woodhouse

,

if

you

please

;

but

I

can

not

possibly

say

'

poor

Miss

Taylor

.

'

I

have

a

great

regard

for

you

and

Emma

;

but

when

it

comes

to

the

question

of

dependence

or

independence

!

--

At

any

rate

,

it

must

be

better

to

have

only

one

to

please

than

two

.

"

35

"

Especially

when

one

of

those

two

is

such

a

fanciful

,

troublesome

creature

!

"

said

Emma

playfully

.

"

That

is

what

you

have

in

your

head

,

I

know

--

and

what

you

would

certainly

say

if

my

father

were

not

by

.

"

36

"

I

believe

it

is

very

true

,

my

dear

,

indeed

,

"

said

Mr.

Woodhouse

,

with

a

sigh

.

"

I

am

afraid

I

am

sometimes

very

fanciful

and

troublesome

.

"

37

"

My

dearest

papa

!

You

do

not

think

I

could

mean

you

,

or

suppose

Mr.

Knightley

to

mean

you

.

What

a

horrible

idea

!

Oh

no

!

I

meant

only

myself

.

Mr.

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Knightley

loves

to

find

fault

with

me

,

you

know

--

in

a

joke

--

it

is

all

a

joke

.

We

always

say

what

we

like

to

one

another

.

"

39

Mr.

Knightley

,

in

fact

,

was

one

of

the

few

people

who

could

see

faults

in

Emma

Woodhouse

,

and

the

only

one

who

ever

told

her

of

them

:

and

though

this

was

not

particularly

agreeable

to

Emma

herself

,

she

knew

it

would

be

so

much

less

so

to

her

father

,

that

she

would

not

have

him

really

suspect

such

a

circumstance

as

her

not

being

thought

perfect

by

every

body

.

40

"

Emma

knows

I

never

flatter

her

,

"

said

Mr.

Knightley

,

"

but

I

meant

no

reflection

on

any

body

.

Miss

Taylor

has

been

used

to

have

two

persons

to

please

;

she

will

now

have

but

one

.

The

chances

are

that

she

must

be

a

gainer

.

"

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