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"
I
might
not
like
them
the
better
for
that
perhaps
.
Such
a
number
of
women
and
children
have
no
right
to
be
comfortable
on
board
.
"
312
"
My
dear
Frederick
,
you
are
talking
quite
idly
.
Pray
,
what
would
become
of
us
poor
sailors
'
wives
,
who
often
want
to
be
conveyed
to
one
port
or
another
,
after
our
husbands
,
if
everybody
had
your
feelings
?
"
313
"
My
feelings
,
you
see
,
did
not
prevent
my
taking
Mrs
Harville
and
all
her
family
to
Plymouth
.
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"
315
"
But
I
hate
to
hear
you
talking
so
like
a
fine
gentleman
,
and
as
if
women
were
all
fine
ladies
,
instead
of
rational
creatures
.
We
none
of
us
expect
to
be
in
smooth
water
all
our
days
.
"
316
"
Ah
!
my
dear
,
"
said
the
Admiral
,
"
when
he
had
got
a
wife
,
he
will
sing
a
different
tune
.
When
he
is
married
,
if
we
have
the
good
luck
to
live
to
another
war
,
we
shall
see
him
do
as
you
and
I
,
and
a
great
many
others
,
have
done
.
We
shall
have
him
very
thankful
to
anybody
that
will
bring
him
his
wife
.
"
317
"
Ay
,
that
we
shall
.
"
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318
"
Now
I
have
done
,
"
cried
Captain
Wentworth
.
"
When
once
married
people
begin
to
attack
me
with
--
'
Oh
!
you
will
think
very
differently
,
when
you
are
married
.
'
I
can
only
say
,
'
No
,
I
shall
not
;
'
and
then
they
say
again
,
'
Yes
,
you
will
,
'
and
there
is
an
end
of
it
.
"
319
He
got
up
and
moved
away
.
320
"
What
a
great
traveller
you
must
have
been
,
ma'am
!
"
said
Mrs
Musgrove
to
Mrs
Croft
.