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I
like
your
Miss
Bertrams
exceedingly
,
sister
,
said
he
,
as
he
returned
from
attending
them
to
their
carriage
after
the
said
dinner
visit
;
they
are
very
elegant
,
agreeable
girls
.
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So
they
are
indeed
,
and
I
am
delighted
to
hear
you
say
it
.
But
you
like
Julia
best
.
193
Oh
yes
!
I
like
Julia
best
.
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194
But
do
you
really
?
for
Miss
Bertram
is
in
general
thought
the
handsomest
.
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So
I
should
suppose
.
She
has
the
advantage
in
every
feature
,
and
I
prefer
her
countenance
;
but
I
like
Julia
best
;
Miss
Bertram
is
certainly
the
handsomest
,
and
I
have
found
her
the
most
agreeable
,
but
I
shall
always
like
Julia
best
,
because
you
order
me
.
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I
shall
not
talk
to
you
,
Henry
,
but
I
know
you
will
like
her
best
at
last
.
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Do
not
I
tell
you
that
I
like
her
best
at
first
?
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And
besides
,
Miss
Bertram
is
engaged
.
Remember
that
,
my
dear
brother
.
Her
choice
is
made
.
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Yes
,
and
I
like
her
the
better
for
it
.
An
engaged
woman
is
always
more
agreeable
than
a
disengaged
.
She
is
satisfied
with
herself
.
Her
cares
are
over
,
and
she
feels
that
she
may
exert
all
her
powers
of
pleasing
without
suspicion
.
All
is
safe
with
a
lady
engaged
:
no
harm
can
be
done
.
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