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Chapter 22

           Shehadimaginedsuchdifficultiesoffortunetoexistthereasmustpreventthemarriagefrombeingnearathand;butshelearnedfromCharlesthat,veryrecently,(sinceMary’slastlettertoherself),CharlesHayterhadbeenappliedtobyafriendtoholdalivingforayouthwhocouldnotpossiblyclaimitundermanyyears;andthatonthestrengthofhispresentincome,withalmostacertaintyofsomethingmorepermanentlongbeforetheterminquestion,thetwofamilieshadconsentedtotheyoungpeople’swishes,andthattheirmarriagewaslikelytotakeplaceinafewmonths,quiteassoonasLouisa’s.“Andaverygoodlivingitwas,”Charlesadded:“onlyfive-and-twentymilesfromUppercross,andinaveryfinecountry:finepartofDorsetshire.Inthecentreofsomeofthebestpreservesinthekingdom,surroundedbythreegreatproprietors,eachmorecarefulandjealousthantheother;andtotwoofthethreeatleast,CharlesHaytermightgetaspecialrecommendation.Notthathewillvalueitasheought,”heobserved,“Charlesistoocoolaboutsporting.That’stheworstofhim.”

           “Iamextremelyglad,indeed,”criedAnne,“particularlygladthatthisshouldhappen;andthatoftwosisters,whobothdeserveequallywell,andwhohavealwaysbeensuchgoodfriends,thepleasantprospectofoneshouldnotbedimmingthoseoftheotherthattheyshouldbesoequalintheirprosperityandcomfort.Ihopeyourfatherandmotherarequitehappywithregardtoboth.”

           “Oh!yes.

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