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581
No
,
certainly
not
;
and
I
am
glad
you
do
not
think
of
it
.
These
schemes
are
not
at
all
the
thing
.
Young
men
and
women
driving
about
the
country
in
open
carriages
!
Now
and
then
it
is
very
well
;
but
going
to
inns
and
public
places
together
!
It
is
not
right
;
and
I
wonder
Mrs
.
Thorpe
should
allow
it
.
I
am
glad
you
do
not
think
of
going
;
I
am
sure
Mrs
.
Morland
would
not
be
pleased
.
Mrs
.
Allen
,
are
not
you
of
my
way
of
thinking
?
Do
not
you
think
these
kind
of
projects
objectionable
?
582
Yes
,
very
much
so
indeed
.
Open
carriages
are
nasty
things
.
A
clean
gown
is
not
five
minutes
wear
in
them
.
You
are
splashed
getting
in
and
getting
out
;
and
the
wind
takes
your
hair
and
your
bonnet
in
every
direction
.
I
hate
an
open
carriage
myself
.
583
I
know
you
do
;
but
that
is
not
the
question
.
Do
not
you
think
it
has
an
odd
appearance
,
if
young
ladies
are
frequently
driven
about
in
them
by
young
men
,
to
whom
they
are
not
even
related
?
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584
Yes
,
my
dear
,
a
very
odd
appearance
indeed
.
I
cannot
bear
to
see
it
.
585
Dear
madam
,
cried
Catherine
,
then
why
did
not
you
tell
me
so
before
?
I
am
sure
if
I
had
known
it
to
be
improper
,
I
would
not
have
gone
with
Mr
.
Thorpe
at
all
;
but
I
always
hoped
you
would
tell
me
,
if
you
thought
I
was
doing
wrong
.
586
And
so
I
should
,
my
dear
,
you
may
depend
on
it
;
for
as
I
told
Mrs
.
Morland
at
parting
,
I
would
always
do
the
best
for
you
in
my
power
.
But
one
must
not
be
over
particular
.
587
Young
people
will
be
young
people
,
as
your
good
mother
says
herself
.
You
know
I
wanted
you
,
when
we
first
came
,
not
to
buy
that
sprigged
muslin
,
but
you
would
.
Young
people
do
not
like
to
be
always
thwarted
.
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588
But
this
was
something
of
real
consequence
;
and
I
do
not
think
you
would
have
found
me
hard
to
persuade
.
589
As
far
as
it
has
gone
hitherto
,
there
is
no
harm
done
,
said
Mr
.
Allen
;
and
I
would
only
advise
you
,
my
dear
,
not
to
go
out
with
Mr
.
Thorpe
any
more
.
590
That
is
just
what
I
was
going
to
say
,
added
his
wife
.