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441
The
course
of
true
love
never
did
run
smooth
--
442
A
Hartfield
edition
of
Shakespeare
would
have
a
long
note
on
that
passage
.
"
443
"
That
Mr.
Elton
should
really
be
in
love
with
me
--
me
,
of
all
people
,
who
did
not
know
him
,
to
speak
to
him
,
at
Michaelmas
!
And
he
,
the
very
handsomest
man
that
ever
was
,
and
a
man
that
every
body
looks
up
to
,
quite
like
Mr.
Knightley
!
His
company
so
sought
after
,
that
every
body
says
he
need
not
eat
a
single
meal
by
himself
if
he
does
not
chuse
it
;
that
he
has
more
invitations
than
there
are
days
in
the
week
.
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444
And
so
excellent
in
the
Church
!
Miss
Nash
has
put
down
all
the
texts
he
has
ever
preached
from
since
he
came
to
Highbury
.
Dear
me
!
When
I
look
back
to
the
first
time
I
saw
him
!
How
little
did
I
think
!
--
The
two
Abbots
and
I
ran
into
the
front
room
and
peeped
through
the
blind
when
we
heard
he
was
going
by
,
and
Miss
Nash
came
and
scolded
us
away
,
and
staid
to
look
through
herself
;
however
,
she
called
me
back
presently
,
and
let
me
look
too
,
which
was
very
good-natured
.
And
how
beautiful
we
thought
he
looked
!
He
was
arm-in-arm
with
Mr.
Cole
.
"
445
"
This
is
an
alliance
which
,
whoever
--
whatever
your
friends
may
be
,
must
be
agreeable
to
them
,
provided
at
least
they
have
common
sense
;
and
we
are
not
to
be
addressing
our
conduct
to
fools
.
If
they
are
anxious
to
see
you
happily
married
,
here
is
a
man
whose
amiable
character
gives
every
assurance
of
it
--
if
they
wish
to
have
you
settled
in
the
same
country
and
circle
which
they
have
chosen
to
place
you
in
,
here
it
will
be
accomplished
;
and
if
their
only
object
is
that
you
should
,
in
the
common
phrase
,
be
well
married
,
here
is
the
comfortable
fortune
,
the
respectable
establishment
,
the
rise
in
the
world
which
must
satisfy
them
.
"
446
"
Yes
,
very
true
.
How
nicely
you
talk
;
I
love
to
hear
you
.
You
understand
every
thing
.
You
and
Mr.
Elton
are
one
as
clever
as
the
other
.
This
charade
!
--
If
I
had
studied
a
twelvemonth
,
I
could
never
have
made
any
thing
like
it
.
"
447
"
I
thought
he
meant
to
try
his
skill
,
by
his
manner
of
declining
it
yesterday
.
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448
"
449
"
I
do
think
it
is
,
without
exception
,
the
best
charade
I
ever
read
.
"
450
"
I
never
read
one
more
to
the
purpose
,
certainly
.
"