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841
Is
it
my
brother
s
attentions
to
Miss
Thorpe
,
or
Miss
Thorpe
s
admission
of
them
,
that
gives
the
pain
?
842
Is
not
it
the
same
thing
?
843
I
think
Mr
.
Morland
would
acknowledge
a
difference
.
No
man
is
offended
by
another
man
s
admiration
of
the
woman
he
loves
;
it
is
the
woman
only
who
can
make
it
a
torment
.
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844
Catherine
blushed
for
her
friend
,
and
said
,
Isabella
is
wrong
.
But
I
am
sure
she
cannot
mean
to
torment
,
for
she
is
very
much
attached
to
my
brother
.
845
She
has
been
in
love
with
him
ever
since
they
first
met
,
and
while
my
father
s
consent
was
uncertain
,
she
fretted
herself
almost
into
a
fever
.
You
know
she
must
be
attached
to
him
.
846
I
understand
:
she
is
in
love
with
James
,
and
flirts
with
Frederick
.
847
Oh
!
no
,
not
flirts
.
A
woman
in
love
with
one
man
cannot
flirt
with
another
.
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848
It
is
probable
that
she
will
neither
love
so
well
,
nor
flirt
so
well
,
as
she
might
do
either
singly
.
The
gentlemen
must
each
give
up
a
little
.
849
After
a
short
pause
,
Catherine
resumed
with
,
Then
you
do
not
believe
Isabella
so
very
much
attached
to
my
brother
?
850
I
can
have
no
opinion
on
that
subject
.