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Refuse
him
?
Yes
,
sir
.
Refuse
Mr
.
Crawford
!
Upon
what
plea
?
For
what
reason
?
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I
I
cannot
like
him
,
sir
,
well
enough
to
marry
him
.
This
is
very
strange
!
said
Sir
Thomas
,
in
a
voice
of
calm
displeasure
.
There
is
something
in
this
which
my
comprehension
does
not
reach
.
Here
is
a
young
man
wishing
to
pay
his
addresses
to
you
,
with
everything
to
recommend
him
:
not
merely
situation
in
life
,
fortune
,
and
character
,
but
with
more
than
common
agreeableness
,
with
address
and
conversation
pleasing
to
everybody
.
And
he
is
not
an
acquaintance
of
to
-
day
;
you
have
now
known
him
some
time
.
His
sister
,
moreover
,
is
your
intimate
friend
,
and
he
has
been
doing
that
for
your
brother
,
which
I
should
suppose
would
have
been
almost
sufficient
recommendation
to
you
,
had
there
been
no
other
.
It
is
very
uncertain
when
my
interest
might
have
got
William
on
.
He
has
done
it
already
.
Yes
,
said
Fanny
,
in
a
faint
voice
,
and
looking
down
with
fresh
shame
;
and
she
did
feel
almost
ashamed
of
herself
,
after
such
a
picture
as
her
uncle
had
drawn
,
for
not
liking
Mr
.
Crawford
.
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You
must
have
been
aware
,
continued
Sir
Thomas
presently
,
you
must
have
been
some
time
aware
of
a
particularity
in
Mr
.
Crawford
s
manners
to
you
.
This
cannot
have
taken
you
by
surprise
.
You
must
have
observed
his
attentions
;
and
though
you
always
received
them
very
properly
(
I
have
no
accusation
to
make
on
that
head
)
,
I
never
perceived
them
to
be
unpleasant
to
you
.
I
am
half
inclined
to
think
,
Fanny
,
that
you
do
not
quite
know
your
own
feelings
.
Oh
yes
,
sir
!
indeed
I
do
.
His
attentions
were
always
what
I
did
not
like
.
Sir
Thomas
looked
at
her
with
deeper
surprise
.
This
is
beyond
me
,
said
he
.
This
requires
explanation
.
Young
as
you
are
,
and
having
seen
scarcely
any
one
,
it
is
hardly
possible
that
your
affections