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But
Fanny
still
hung
back
.
She
could
not
endure
the
idea
of
it
.
Why
was
not
Miss
Crawford
to
be
applied
to
as
well
?
Or
why
had
not
she
rather
gone
to
her
own
room
,
as
she
had
felt
to
be
safest
,
instead
of
attending
the
rehearsal
at
all
?
She
had
known
it
would
irritate
and
distress
her
;
she
had
known
it
her
duty
to
keep
away
.
She
was
properly
punished
.
“
You
have
only
to
read
the
part
,
”
said
Henry
Crawford
,
with
renewed
entreaty
.
“
And
I
do
believe
she
can
say
every
word
of
it
,
”
added
Maria
,
“
for
she
could
put
Mrs
.
Grant
right
the
other
day
in
twenty
places
.
Fanny
,
I
am
sure
you
know
the
part
.
”
Fanny
could
not
say
she
did
not
;
and
as
they
all
persevered
,
as
Edmund
repeated
his
wish
,
and
with
a
look
of
even
fond
dependence
on
her
good
-
nature
,
she
must
yield
.
She
would
do
her
best
Everybody
was
satisfied
;
and
she
was
left
to
the
tremors
of
a
most
palpitating
heart
,
while
the
others
prepared
to
begin
.
They
did
begin
;
and
being
too
much
engaged
in
their
own
noise
to
be
struck
by
an
unusual
noise
in
the
other
part
of
the
house
,
had
proceeded
some
way
when
the
door
of
the
room
was
thrown
open
,
and
Julia
,
appearing
at
it
,
with
a
face
all
aghast
,
exclaimed
,
“
My
father
is
come
!
He
is
in
the
hall
at
this
moment
.
”
How
is
the
consternation
of
the
party
to
be
described
?
To
the
greater
number
it
was
a
moment
of
absolute
horror
.
Sir
Thomas
in
the
house
!
All
felt
the
instantaneous
conviction
.
Not
a
hope
of
imposition
or
mistake
was
harboured
anywhere
.
Julia
’
s
looks
were
an
evidence
of
the
fact
that
made
it
indisputable
;
and
after
the
first
starts
and
exclamations
,
not
a
word
was
spoken
for
half
a
minute
:
each
with
an
altered
countenance
was
looking
at
some
other
,
and
almost
each
was
feeling
it
a
stroke
the
most
unwelcome
,
most
ill
-
timed
,
most
appalling
!
Mr
.
Yates
might
consider
it
only
as
a
vexatious
interruption
for
the
evening
,
and
Mr
.
Rushworth
might
imagine
it
a
blessing
;
but
every
other
heart
was
sinking
under
some
degree
of
self
-
condemnation
or
undefined
alarm
,
every
other
heart
was
suggesting
,
“
What
will
become
of
us
?
what
is
to
be
done
now
?
”
It
was
a
terrible
pause
;
and
terrible
to
every
ear
were
the
corroborating
sounds
of
opening
doors
and
passing
footsteps
.
Julia
was
the
first
to
move
and
speak
again
.
Jealousy
and
bitterness
had
been
suspended
:
selfishness
was
lost
in
the
common
cause
;
but
at
the
moment
of
her
appearance
,
Frederick
was
listening
with
looks
of
devotion
to
Agatha
’
s
narrative
,
and
pressing
her
hand
to
his
heart
;
and
as
soon
as
she
could
notice
this
,
and
see
that
,
in
spite
of
the
shock
of
her
words
,
he
still
kept
his
station
and
retained
her
sister
’
s
hand
,
her
wounded
heart
swelled
again
with
injury
,
and
looking
as
red
as
she
had
been
white
before
,
she
turned
out
of
the
room
,
saying
,
“
I
need
not
be
afraid
of
appearing
before
him
.
”
Her
going
roused
the
rest
;
and
at
the
same
moment
the
two
brothers
stepped
forward
,
feeling
the
necessity
of
doing
something
.
A
very
few
words
between
them
were
sufficient
.
The
case
admitted
no
difference
of
opinion
:
they
must
go
to
the
drawing
-
room
directly
.
Maria
joined
them
with
the
same
intent
,
just
then
the
stoutest
of
the
three
;
for
the
very
circumstance
which
had
driven
Julia
away
was
to
her
the
sweetest
support
.
Henry
Crawford
’
s
retaining
her
hand
at
such
a
moment
,
a
moment
of
such
peculiar
proof
and
importance
,
was
worth
ages
of
doubt
and
anxiety
.
She
hailed
it
as
an
earnest
of
the
most
serious
determination
,
and
was
equal
even
to
encounter
her
father
.
They
walked
off
,
utterly
heedless
of
Mr
.
Rushworth
’
s
repeated
question
of
,
“
Shall
I
go
too
?
Had
not
I
better
go
too
?
Will
not
it
be
right
for
me
to
go
too
?
”
but
they
were
no
sooner
through
the
door
than
Henry
Crawford
undertook
to
answer
the
anxious
inquiry
,
and
,
encouraging
him
by
all
means
to
pay
his
respects
to
Sir
Thomas
without
delay
,
sent
him
after
the
others
with
delighted
haste
.
