Чувство и чувствительность

Chapter XII

           

           Mariannefeltforhermostsincerely;butshedidmoreharmthangoodtothecause,byturningveryredandsayinginanangrymannertoMargaret,

           "Rememberthatwhateveryourconjecturesmaybe,youhavenorighttorepeatthem."

           "Ineverhadanyconjecturesaboutit,"repliedMargaret;"itwasyouwhotoldmeofityourself."

           Thisincreasedthemirthofthecompany,andMargaretwaseagerlypressedtosaysomethingmore.

           "Oh!pray,MissMargaret,letusknowallaboutit,"saidMrs.Jennings."Whatisthegentleman’sname?"

           "Imustnottell,ma’am.ButIknowverywellwhatitis;andIknowwhereheistoo."

           "Yes,yes,wecanguesswhereheis;athisownhouseatNorlandtobesure.HeisthecurateoftheparishIdaresay."

           "No,THATheisnot.Heisofnoprofessionatall."

           "Margaret,"saidMariannewithgreatwarmth,"youknowthatallthisisaninventionofyourown,andthatthereisnosuchpersoninexistence."

           "Well,then,heislatelydead,Marianne,forIamsuretherewassuchamanonce,andhisnamebeginswithanF."

           MostgratefuldidElinorfeeltoLadyMiddletonforobserving,atthismoment,"thatitrainedveryhard,"thoughshebelievedtheinterruptiontoproceedlessfromanyattentiontoher,thanfromherladyship’sgreatdislikeofallsuchinelegantsubjectsofrailleryasdelightedherhusbandandmother.Theideahoweverstartedbyher,wasimmediatelypursuedbyColonelBrandon,whowasoneveryoccasionmindfulofthefeelingsofothers;andmuchwassaidonthesubjectofrainbybothofthem

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