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301
"
If
you
had
been
a
week
later
at
Lisbon
,
last
spring
,
Frederick
,
you
would
have
been
asked
to
give
a
passage
to
Lady
Mary
Grierson
and
her
daughters
.
"
302
"
Should
I
?
I
am
glad
I
was
not
a
week
later
then
.
"
303
The
Admiral
abused
him
for
his
want
of
gallantry
.
He
defended
himself
;
though
professing
that
he
would
never
willingly
admit
any
ladies
on
board
a
ship
of
his
,
excepting
for
a
ball
,
or
a
visit
,
which
a
few
hours
might
comprehend
.
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304
"
But
,
if
I
know
myself
,
"
said
he
,
"
this
is
from
no
want
of
gallantry
towards
them
.
It
is
rather
from
feeling
how
impossible
it
is
,
with
all
one
's
efforts
,
and
all
one
's
sacrifices
,
to
make
the
accommodations
on
board
such
as
women
ought
to
have
.
There
can
be
no
want
of
gallantry
,
Admiral
,
in
rating
the
claims
of
women
to
every
personal
comfort
high
,
and
this
is
what
I
do
.
I
hate
to
hear
of
women
on
board
,
or
to
see
them
on
board
;
and
no
ship
under
my
command
shall
ever
convey
a
family
of
ladies
anywhere
,
if
I
can
help
it
.
"
305
This
brought
his
sister
upon
him
.
306
"
Oh
!
Frederick
!
But
I
can
not
believe
it
of
you
.
--
All
idle
refinement
!
--
Women
may
be
as
comfortable
on
board
,
as
in
the
best
house
in
England
.
I
believe
I
have
lived
as
much
on
board
as
most
women
,
and
I
know
nothing
superior
to
the
accommodations
of
a
man-of-war
.
I
declare
I
have
not
a
comfort
or
an
indulgence
about
me
,
even
at
Kellynch
Hall
,
"
(
with
a
kind
bow
to
Anne
)
,
"
beyond
what
I
always
had
in
most
of
the
ships
I
have
lived
in
;
and
they
have
been
five
altogether
.
"
307
"
Nothing
to
the
purpose
,
"
replied
her
brother
.
"
You
were
living
with
your
husband
,
and
were
the
only
woman
on
board
.
"
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308
"
But
you
,
yourself
,
brought
Mrs
Harville
,
her
sister
,
her
cousin
,
and
three
children
,
round
from
Portsmouth
to
Plymouth
.
Where
was
this
superfine
,
extraordinary
sort
of
gallantry
of
yours
then
?
"
309
"
All
merged
in
my
friendship
,
Sophia
.
I
would
assist
any
brother
officer
's
wife
that
I
could
,
and
I
would
bring
anything
of
Harville
's
from
the
world
's
end
,
if
he
wanted
it
.
But
do
not
imagine
that
I
did
not
feel
it
an
evil
in
itself
.
"
310
"
Depend
upon
it
,
they
were
all
perfectly
comfortable
.
"