Чувство и чувствительность

Chapter XXXII

           

           Butitwasamatterofgreatconsolationtoher,thatwhatbroughteviltoherselfwouldbringgoodtohersister;andElinor,ontheotherhand,suspectingthatitwouldnotbeinherpowertoavoidEdwardentirely,comfortedherselfbythinking,thatthoughtheirlongerstaywouldthereforemilitateagainstherownhappiness,itwouldbebetterforMariannethananimmediatereturnintoDevonshire.

           HercarefulnessinguardinghersisterfromeverhearingWilloughby’snamementioned,wasnotthrownaway.Marianne,thoughwithoutknowingitherself,reapedallitsadvantage;forneitherMrs.Jennings,norSirJohn,norevenMrs.Palmerherself,everspokeofhimbeforeher.Elinorwishedthatthesameforbearancecouldhaveextendedtowardsherself,butthatwasimpossible,andshewasobligedtolistendayafterdaytotheindignationofthemall.

           SirJohn,couldnothavethoughtitpossible."Amanofwhomhehadalwayshadsuchreasontothinkwell!Suchagood-naturedfellow!HedidnotbelievetherewasabolderriderinEngland!Itwasanunaccountablebusiness.Hewishedhimatthedevilwithallhisheart.Hewouldnotspeakanotherwordtohim,meethimwherehemight,foralltheworld!No,notifitweretobebythesideofBartoncovert,andtheywerekeptwatchingfortwohourstogether.Suchascoundrelofafellow!suchadeceitfuldog!ItwasonlythelasttimetheymetthathehadofferedhimoneofFolly’spuppies!andthiswastheendofit!"

           Mrs.Palmer,inherway,wasequallyangry.

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