Чувство и чувствительность

Chapter XXX

           HadnotElinor,inthesadcountenanceofhersister,seenachecktoallmirth,shecouldhavebeenentertainedbyMrs.Jennings’sendeavourstocureadisappointmentinlove,byavarietyofsweetmeatsandolives,andagoodfire.Assoon,however,astheconsciousnessofallthiswasforcedbycontinualrepetitiononMarianne,shecouldstaynolonger.WithahastyexclamationofMisery,andasigntohersisternottofollowher,shedirectlygotupandhurriedoutoftheroom.

           "Poorsoul!"criedMrs.Jennings,assoonasshewasgone,"howitgrievesmetoseeher!AndIdeclareifsheisnotgoneawaywithoutfinishingherwine!Andthedriedcherriestoo!Lord!nothingseemstodoheranygood.IamsureifIknewofanythingshewouldlike,Iwouldsendalloverthetownforit.Well,itistheoddestthingtome,thatamanshouldusesuchaprettygirlsoill!Butwhenthereisplentyofmoneyononeside,andnexttononeontheother,Lordblessyou!theycarenomoreaboutsuchthings!—"

           "Theladythen—MissGreyIthinkyoucalledher—isveryrich?"

           "Fiftythousandpounds,mydear.Didyoueverseeher?asmart,stylishgirltheysay,butnothandsome.Irememberherauntverywell,BiddyHenshawe;shemarriedaverywealthyman.Butthefamilyareallrichtogether.Fiftythousandpounds!andbyallaccounts,itwon’tcomebeforeit’swanted;fortheysayheisalltopieces.

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