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Mrs
Smith
's
enjoyments
were
not
spoiled
by
this
improvement
of
income
,
with
some
improvement
of
health
,
and
the
acquisition
of
such
friends
to
be
often
with
,
for
her
cheerfulness
and
mental
alacrity
did
not
fail
her
;
and
while
these
prime
supplies
of
good
remained
,
she
might
have
bid
defiance
even
to
greater
accessions
of
worldly
prosperity
.
She
might
have
been
absolutely
rich
and
perfectly
healthy
,
and
yet
be
happy
.
Her
spring
of
felicity
was
in
the
glow
of
her
spirits
,
as
her
friend
Anne
's
was
in
the
warmth
of
her
heart
.
Anne
was
tenderness
itself
,
and
she
had
the
full
worth
of
it
in
Captain
Wentworth
's
affection
.
His
profession
was
all
that
could
ever
make
her
friends
wish
that
tenderness
less
,
the
dread
of
a
future
war
all
that
could
dim
her
sunshine
.
She
gloried
in
being
a
sailor
's
wife
,
but
she
must
pay
the
tax
of
quick
alarm
for
belonging
to
that
profession
which
is
,
if
possible
,
more
distinguished
in
its
domestic
virtues
than
in
its
national
importance
.