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pause。 `How long did you keep it up�察�after the Osbornes and I went
away�拭�!`We had two dances more。¨!`It is making it too much of a
fatigue I think�察�to stay so late。!I suppose your Set was not a very
full one。¨!`Yes�察�quite as full as ever�察 �except the Osbornes。 There
seemed no vacancy anywhere!and everybody danced with
uncommon spirit to the very last。¨!Emma said this!tho¨ against
her conscience。!`Indeed� �perhaps I might have looked in upon
you again�察�if I had been aware of as much�察�for I am rather fond of
dancing than not。!Miss Osborne is a charming girl�察�is not she�拭� `I
do not think her handsome�察� replied Emma�察�to whom all this was
chiefly addressed。 `Perhaps she is not critically handsome�察�but her
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Manners are delightful。 And Fanny Carr is a most interesting little
creature。 You can imagine nothing more naive or piquante�察 �and
What do you thing of Lord Osborne Miss Watson�拭� `That he would
be handsome�察�even tho¨ he were not a Lord!and perhaps!better
bred�察�More desirous of pleasing�察�and shewing himself pleased in a
right place。¨ `Upon my word�察 �you are severe upon my friend� �I
assure you Lord Osborne is a very good fellow。¨ `I do not dispute
his virtues!but I do not like his careless air。¨ `If it were not a
breach of confidence�察� replied Tom with an important look�察�
`perhaps I might be able to win a more favourable opinion of poor
Osborne。¨ Emma gave him no Encouragement�察�and he was obliged
to keep his friend¨s secret。!He was also obliged to put an end to
his visit!for Mrs。 Edwardes having ordered her Carriage�察 �there
was no time to be lost on Emma¨s side in preparing for it。!Miss
Edwards accompanied her home�察 �but as it was Dinner hour at
Stanton�察 �staid with them only a few minutes�察�`Now my dear
Emma�察�said Miss W。�察�as soon as they were alone�察�you must talk to
me all the rest of the day�察 �without stopping�察 �or I shall not be
satisfied。 But first of all Nanny shall bring in the dinner。 Poor
thing� �You will not dine as you did yesterday�察 �for we have
nothing but some fried beef。!How nice Mary Edwards looks in
her new pelisse� �And now tell me how you like them all�察 �and
what I am to say to Sam。 I have begun my letter�察�Jack Stokes is to
call for it to´morrow�察 �for his Uncle is going within a mile of
Guilford the next day。¨ Nanny brought in the dinner�察�`We will
wait upon ourselves�察� continued Elizabeth `and then we shall lose
no time。!And so�察 �you would not come home with Tom
Musgrave�拭�!`No。 You had said so much against him that I could
not wish either for the obligation�察�or the Intimacy which the use of
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his Carriage must have created。 I should not even have liked the
appearance of it。 `You did very right�察 �tho¨ I wonder at your
forbearance�察�and I do not think I could have done it myself。!He
seemed so eager to fetch you�察�that I could not say no�察�tho¨ it rather
went against me to be throwing you together�察�so well as I knew his
Tricks�察�but I did long to see you�察 �and it was a clever way of
getting you home�察 �Besides it won¨t do to be too nice。!Nobody
could have thought of the Edwardes¨ letting you have their
Coach�察�after the Horses being out so late。!But what am I to say
to Sam�拭�!`If you are guided by me�察�you will not encourage him to
think of Miss Edwards。!The Father is decidedly against him�察�the
Mother shews him no favour�察�and I doubt his having any interest
with Mary。 She danced twice with Captain Hunter�察 �and I think
shews him in general as much Encouragement as is consistent
with her disposition�察�and the circumstances she is placed in。!She
once mentioned Sam�察 �and certainly with a little confusion!but
that was perhaps merely oweing to the consciousness of his liking
her�察�which may very probably have come to her knowledge。¨!`Oh� �
dear Yes!she has heard enough of that from us all。 Poor Sam� �
He is out of luck as well as other people。!For the life of me
Emma�察�I cannot help feeling for those that are cross¨d in Love。!
Well now begin�察 �and give me an account of everything as it
happened。¨ Emma obeyed her!and Elizabeth listened with very
little interruption till she heard of Mr。 H。 as a partner。!`Dance
with Mr。 H。!Good Heavens� �You don¨t say so� �Why!he is quite
one of the great and Grand ones�察�Did not you find him very
high�拭� `His manners are of a kind to give me much more Ease and
confidence than Tom Musgrave¨s。¨ `Well!go on。 I should have
been frightened out of my wits�察 �to have had anything to do with
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the Osborne¨s set。¨!Emma concluded her narration。!`And so�察�
you really did not dance with Tom M。 at all�拭�But you must have
liked him�察�you must have been struck with him altogether。¨!`I do
not like him�察�Elizabeth。 I allow his person and air to be good!and
that his manners to a certain point!his address rather!is
pleasing。!But I see nothing else to admire in him。!On the
contrary�察�he seems very vain�察�very conceited�察�absurdly anxious for
Distinction�察�and absolutely contemptible in some of the measures
he takes for becoming so。!There is a ridiculousness about him
that entertains me!but his company gives me no other agreable
Emotion。¨ `My dearest Emma� �You are like nobody else in the
World。!It is well Margaret is not by。!You do not offend me�察�tho¨ I
hardly know how to believe you。 But Margaret would never
forgive such words。¨ `I wish Margaret could have heard him
profess his ignorance of her being out of the Country�察�he declared
it seemed only two days since he had seen her。¨ `Aye!that is just
like him。 And yet this is the Man�察�she will fancy so desperately in
love with her。!He is no favourite of mine�察 �as you well know�察�
Emma�察�but you must think him agreable。 Can you lay your hand
on your heart�察�and say you do not�拭�!`Indeed I can�察�Both Hands�察�
and spread to their widest extent。¨!`I should like to know the Man
you do think agreable。¨ `His name is Howard。¨ `Howard� �Dear me。 I
cannot think of him�察�but as playing cards with Lady Osborne�察�and
looking proud。!I must own however that it is a relief to me�察 �to
find you can speak as you do�察 �of Tom Musgrave�察 �my heart did
misgive me that you would like him too well。 You talked so stoutly
beforehand�察 �that I was sadly afraid your Brag would be
punished。!I only hope it will last�察�and that he will not come on
to pay you much attention�察�it is a hard thing for a woman to stand
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against the flattering ways of a Man�察 �when he is bent upon
pleasing her。¨ As their quietly sociable little meal concluded�察�Miss
Watson could not help observing how comfortably it had passed。 It
is so delightful to me�察� said she�察 �to have Things going on in peace
and goodhumour。 Nobody can tell how much I hate quarrelling。
Now�察�tho¨ we have had nothing but fried beef�察�how good it has all
seemed。!I wish everybody were as easily satisfied as you!but
poor Margaret is very snappish�察 �and Penelope owns she had
rather have Quarrelling going on�察 �than nothing at all。¨!Mr。
Watson returned in the Evening�察�not the worse for the exertion of
the day�察 �and consequently pleased with what he had done�察 �and
glad to talk of it�察�over his own Fireside。
Emma had not foreseen any interest to herself in the
occurrences of a Visitation!but when she heard Mr。 Howard
spoken of as the Preacher�察�and as having given them an excellent
Sermon�察�she could not help listening with a quicker Ear。!`I do not
know when I have heard a Discourse more to my mind¨!
continued Mr。 W。!`or one better delivered。!He reads extremely
well�察�with great propriety and in a very impressive manner�察�and at
the same time without any Theatrical grimace or violence。!I own�察�
I do not like much action in the pulpit!I do not like the studied
air and artificial inflexions of voice�察�which your very popular and
most admired Preachers generally have。!A simple delivery is
much bett
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