Чувство и чувствительность

Chapter XIII

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           WhenSirJohnreturned,hejoinedmostheartilyinthegeneralregretonsounfortunateanevent;concludinghoweverbyobserving,thatastheywereallgottogether,theymustdosomethingbywayofbeinghappy;andaftersomeconsultationitwasagreed,thatalthoughhappinesscouldonlybeenjoyedatWhitwell,theymightprocureatolerablecomposureofmindbydrivingaboutthecountry.Thecarriageswerethenordered;Willoughby’swasfirst,andMarianneneverlookedhappierthanwhenshegotintoit.Hedrovethroughtheparkveryfast,andtheyweresoonoutofsight;andnothingmoreofthemwasseentilltheirreturn,whichdidnothappentillafterthereturnofalltherest.Theybothseemeddelightedwiththeirdrive;butsaidonlyingeneraltermsthattheyhadkeptinthelanes,whiletheotherswentonthedowns.

           Itwassettledthatthereshouldbeadanceintheevening,andthateverybodyshouldbeextremelymerryalldaylong.SomemoreoftheCareyscametodinner,andtheyhadthepleasureofsittingdownnearlytwentytotable,whichSirJohnobservedwithgreatcontentment.WilloughbytookhisusualplacebetweenthetwoelderMissDashwoods.Mrs.JenningssatonElinor’srighthand;andtheyhadnotbeenlongseated,beforesheleantbehindherandWilloughby,andsaidtoMarianne,loudenoughforthembothtohear,"Ihavefoundyououtinspiteofallyourtricks.Iknowwhereyouspentthemorning."

           Mariannecoloured,andrepliedveryhastily,"Where,pray?"—

           "Didnotyouknow,"saidWilloughby,"thatwehadbeenoutinmycurricle?"

           "Yes,yes,Mr.

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