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881
Blest
leaf
!
whose
aromatic
gales
dispense
882
To
Templars
modesty
,
to
Parsons
sense
.
883
I
will
parody
them
—
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884
Blest
Knight
!
whose
dictatorial
looks
dispense
885
To
Children
affluence
,
to
Rushworth
sense
.
886
Will
not
that
do
,
Mrs
.
Grant
?
Everything
seems
to
depend
upon
Sir
Thomas
’
s
return
.
”
887
“
You
will
find
his
consequence
very
just
and
reasonable
when
you
see
him
in
his
family
,
I
assure
you
.
I
do
not
think
we
do
so
well
without
him
.
He
has
a
fine
dignified
manner
,
which
suits
the
head
of
such
a
house
,
and
keeps
everybody
in
their
place
.
Lady
Bertram
seems
more
of
a
cipher
now
than
when
he
is
at
home
;
and
nobody
else
can
keep
Mrs
.
Norris
in
order
.
But
,
Mary
,
do
not
fancy
that
Maria
Bertram
cares
for
Henry
.
I
am
sure
Julia
does
not
,
or
she
would
not
have
flirted
as
she
did
last
night
with
Mr
.
Yates
;
and
though
he
and
Maria
are
very
good
friends
,
I
think
she
likes
Sotherton
too
well
to
be
inconstant
.
”
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888
“
I
would
not
give
much
for
Mr
.
Rushworth
’
s
chance
if
Henry
stept
in
before
the
articles
were
signed
.
”
889
“
If
you
have
such
a
suspicion
,
something
must
be
done
;
and
as
soon
as
the
play
is
all
over
,
we
will
talk
to
him
seriously
and
make
him
know
his
own
mind
;
and
if
he
means
nothing
,
we
will
send
him
off
,
though
he
is
Henry
,
for
a
time
.
”
890
Julia
did
suffer
,
however
,
though
Mrs
.
Grant
discerned
it
not
,
and
though
it
escaped
the
notice
of
many
of
her
own
family
likewise
.