Чувство и чувствительность

Chapter III

           Shewasfirstcalledtoobserveandapprovehimfarther,byareflectionwhichElinorchancedonedaytomakeonthedifferencebetweenhimandhissister.Itwasacontrastwhichrecommendedhimmostforciblytohermother.

           "Itisenough,"saidshe;"tosaythatheisunlikeFannyisenough.Itimplieseverythingamiable.Ilovehimalready."

           "Ithinkyouwilllikehim,"saidElinor,"whenyouknowmoreofhim."

           "Likehim!"repliedhermotherwithasmile."Ifeelnosentimentofapprobationinferiortolove."

           "Youmayesteemhim."

           "Ihaveneveryetknownwhatitwastoseparateesteemandlove."

           Mrs.Dashwoodnowtookpainstogetacquaintedwithhim.Hermannerswereattaching,andsoonbanishedhisreserve.Shespeedilycomprehendedallhismerits;thepersuasionofhisregardforElinorperhapsassistedherpenetration;butshereallyfeltassuredofhisworth:andeventhatquietnessofmanner,whichmilitatedagainstallherestablishedideasofwhatayoungman’saddressoughttobe,wasnolongeruninterestingwhensheknewhishearttobewarmandhistemperaffectionate.

           NosoonerdidsheperceiveanysymptomofloveinhisbehaviourtoElinor,thansheconsideredtheirseriousattachmentascertain,andlookedforwardtotheirmarriageasrapidlyapproaching.

           "Inafewmonths,mydearMarianne."saidshe,"Elinorwill,inallprobabilitybesettledforlife.Weshallmissher;butSHEwillbehappy."

           "Oh!Mama,howshallwedowithouther?"

           "Mylove,itwillbescarcelyaseparation.Weshalllivewithinafewmilesofeachother,andshallmeeteverydayofourlives.

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