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You
have
been
here
a
month
,
I
think
?
said
he
.
No
;
not
quite
a
month
.
It
is
only
four
weeks
to
-
morrow
since
I
left
Mansfield
.
You
are
a
most
accurate
and
honest
reckoner
.
I
should
call
that
a
month
.
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I
did
not
arrive
here
till
Tuesday
evening
.
And
it
is
to
be
a
two
months
visit
,
is
not
?
Yes
.
My
uncle
talked
of
two
months
.
I
suppose
it
will
not
be
less
.
And
how
are
you
to
be
conveyed
back
again
?
Who
comes
for
you
?
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I
do
not
know
.
I
have
heard
nothing
about
it
yet
from
my
aunt
.
Perhaps
I
may
be
to
stay
longer
.
It
may
not
be
convenient
for
me
to
be
fetched
exactly
at
the
two
months
end
.
After
a
moment
s
reflection
,
Mr
.
Crawford
replied
,
I
know
Mansfield
,
I
know
its
way
,
I
know
its
faults
towards
you
.
I
know
the
danger
of
your
being
so
far
forgotten
,
as
to
have
your
comforts
give
way
to
the
imaginary
convenience
of
any
single
being
in
the
family
.
I
am
aware
that
you
may
be
left
here
week
after
week
,
if
Sir
Thomas
cannot
settle
everything
for
coming
himself
,
or
sending
your
aunt
s
maid
for
you
,
without
involving
the
slightest
alteration
of
the
arrangements
which
he
may
have
laid
down
for
the
next
quarter
of
a
year
.
This
will
not
do
.
Two
months
is
an
ample
allowance
;
I
should
think
six
weeks
quite
enough
.
I
am
considering
your
sister
s
health
,
said
he
,
addressing
himself
to
Susan
,
which
I
think
the
confinement
of
Portsmouth
unfavourable
to
.
She
requires
constant
air
and
exercise
.
When
you
know
her
as
well
as
I
do
,
I
am
sure
you
will
agree
that
she
does
,
and
that
she
ought
never
to
be
long
banished
from
the
free
air
and
liberty
of
the
country
.
If
,
therefore
(
turning
again
to
Fanny
)
,
you
find
yourself
growing
unwell
,
and
any
difficulties
arise
about
your
returning
to
Mansfield
,
without
waiting
for
the
two
months
to
be
ended
,
that
must
not
be
regarded
as
of
any
consequence
,
if
you
feel
yourself
at
all
less
strong
or
comfortable
than
usual
,
and
will
only
let
my
sister
know
it
,
give
her
only
the
slightest
hint
,
she
and
I
will
immediately
come
down
,
and
take
you
back
to
Mansfield
.
You
know
the
ease
and
the
pleasure
with
which
this
would
be
done
.
You
know
all
that
would
be
felt
on
the
occasion
.