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She
tried
to
be
calm
,
and
leave
things
to
take
their
course
,
and
tried
to
dwell
much
on
this
argument
of
rational
dependence
:
--
"
Surely
,
if
there
be
constant
attachment
on
each
side
,
our
hearts
must
understand
each
other
ere
long
.
We
are
not
boy
and
girl
,
to
be
captiously
irritable
,
misled
by
every
moment
's
inadvertence
,
and
wantonly
playing
with
our
own
happiness
.
"
And
yet
,
a
few
minutes
afterwards
,
she
felt
as
if
their
being
in
company
with
each
other
,
under
their
present
circumstances
,
could
only
be
exposing
them
to
inadvertencies
and
misconstructions
of
the
most
mischievous
kind
.
"
Anne
,
"
cried
Mary
,
still
at
her
window
,
"
there
is
Mrs
Clay
,
I
am
sure
,
standing
under
the
colonnade
,
and
a
gentleman
with
her
.
I
saw
them
turn
the
corner
from
Bath
Street
just
now
.
They
seemed
deep
in
talk
.
Who
is
it
?
Come
,
and
tell
me
.
Good
heavens
!
I
recollect
.
It
is
Mr
Elliot
himself
.
"
"
No
,
"
cried
Anne
,
quickly
,
"
it
can
not
be
Mr
Elliot
,
I
assure
you
.
He
was
to
leave
Bath
at
nine
this
morning
,
and
does
not
come
back
till
to-morrow
.
"
As
she
spoke
,
she
felt
that
Captain
Wentworth
was
looking
at
her
,
the
consciousness
of
which
vexed
and
embarrassed
her
,
and
made
her
regret
that
she
had
said
so
much
,
simple
as
it
was
.
Mary
,
resenting
that
she
should
be
supposed
not
to
know
her
own
cousin
,
began
talking
very
warmly
about
the
family
features
,
and
protesting
still
more
positively
that
it
was
Mr
Elliot
,
calling
again
upon
Anne
to
come
and
look
for
herself
,
but
Anne
did
not
mean
to
stir
,
and
tried
to
be
cool
and
unconcerned
.
Her
distress
returned
,
however
,
on
perceiving
smiles
and
intelligent
glances
pass
between
two
or
three
of
the
lady
visitors
,
as
if
they
believed
themselves
quite
in
the
secret
.
It
was
evident
that
the
report
concerning
her
had
spread
,
and
a
short
pause
succeeded
,
which
seemed
to
ensure
that
it
would
now
spread
farther
.
"
Do
come
,
Anne
"
cried
Mary
,
"
come
and
look
yourself
.
You
will
be
too
late
if
you
do
not
make
haste
.
They
are
parting
;
they
are
shaking
hands
.
He
is
turning
away
.
Not
know
Mr
Elliot
,
indeed
!
You
seem
to
have
forgot
all
about
Lyme
.
"
To
pacify
Mary
,
and
perhaps
screen
her
own
embarrassment
,
Anne
did
move
quietly
to
the
window
.
She
was
just
in
time
to
ascertain
that
it
really
was
Mr
Elliot
,
which
she
had
never
believed
,
before
he
disappeared
on
one
side
,
as
Mrs
Clay
walked
quickly
off
on
the
other
;
and
checking
the
surprise
which
she
could
not
but
feel
at
such
an
appearance
of
friendly
conference
between
two
persons
of
totally
opposite
interest
,
she
calmly
said
,
"
Yes
,
it
is
Mr
Elliot
,
certainly
.
He
has
changed
his
hour
of
going
,
I
suppose
,
that
is
all
,
or
I
may
be
mistaken
,
I
might
not
attend
;
"
and
walked
back
to
her
chair
,
recomposed
,
and
with
the
comfortable
hope
of
having
acquitted
herself
well
.
The
visitors
took
their
leave
;
and
Charles
,
having
civilly
seen
them
off
,
and
then
made
a
face
at
them
,
and
abused
them
for
coming
,
began
with
--
"
Well
,
mother
,
I
have
done
something
for
you
that
you
will
like
.
I
have
been
to
the
theatre
,
and
secured
a
box
for
to-morrow
night
.
A
'n'
t
I
a
good
boy
?
I
know
you
love
a
play
;
and
there
is
room
for
us
all
.
It
holds
nine
.
I
have
engaged
Captain
Wentworth
.
Anne
will
not
be
sorry
to
join
us
,
I
am
sure
.
We
all
like
a
play
.
Have
not
I
done
well
,
mother
?
"
Mrs
Musgrove
was
good
humouredly
beginning
to
express
her
perfect
readiness
for
the
play
,
if
Henrietta
and
all
the
others
liked
it
,
when
Mary
eagerly
interrupted
her
by
exclaiming
--
