Чувство и чувствительность

Chapter XIV

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           "Therecertainlyarecircumstances,"saidWilloughby,"whichmightgreatlyendearittome;butthisplacewillalwayshaveoneclaimofmyaffection,whichnoothercanpossiblyshare."

           Mrs.DashwoodlookedwithpleasureatMarianne,whosefineeyeswerefixedsoexpressivelyonWilloughby,asplainlydenotedhowwellsheunderstoodhim.

           "HowoftendidIwish,"addedhe,"whenIwasatAllenhamthistimetwelvemonth,thatBartoncottagewereinhabited!Ineverpassedwithinviewofitwithoutadmiringitssituation,andgrievingthatnooneshouldliveinit.HowlittledidIthenthinkthattheveryfirstnewsIshouldhearfromMrs.Smith,whenInextcameintothecountry,wouldbethatBartoncottagewastaken:andIfeltanimmediatesatisfactionandinterestintheevent,whichnothingbutakindofprescienceofwhathappinessIshouldexperiencefromit,canaccountfor.Mustitnothavebeenso,Marianne?"speakingtoherinaloweredvoice.Thencontinuinghisformertone,hesaid,"Andyetthishouseyouwouldspoil,Mrs.Dashwood?Youwouldrobitofitssimplicitybyimaginaryimprovement!andthisdearparlourinwhichouracquaintancefirstbegan,andinwhichsomanyhappyhourshavebeensincespentbyustogether,youwoulddegradetotheconditionofacommonentrance,andeverybodywouldbeeagertopassthroughtheroomwhichhashithertocontainedwithinitselfmorerealaccommodationandcomfortthananyotherapartmentofthehandsomestdimensionsintheworldcouldpossiblyafford."

           Mrs.Dashwoodagainassuredhimthatnoalterationofthekindshouldbeattempted

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