Нортенгерское аббатство

Chapter 26

           

           Catherinedidnothearenoughofthisspeechtounderstandorbepainedbyit;andothersubjectsbeingstudiouslybroughtforwardandsupportedbyHenry,atthesametimethatatrayfullofrefreshmentswasintroducedbyhisservant,thegeneralwasshortlyrestoredtohiscomplacency,andCatherinetoallherusualeaseofspirits.

           Theroominquestionwasofacommodious,well-proportionedsize,andhandsomelyfittedupasadining-parlour;andontheirquittingittowalkroundthegrounds,shewasshown,firstintoasmallerapartment,belongingpeculiarlytothemasterofthehouse,andmadeunusuallytidyontheoccasion;andafterwardsintowhatwastobethedrawing-room,withtheappearanceofwhich,thoughunfurnished,Catherinewasdelightedenougheventosatisfythegeneral.Itwasaprettilyshapedroom,thewindowsreachingtotheground,andtheviewfromthempleasant,thoughonlyovergreenmeadows;andsheexpressedheradmirationatthemomentwithallthehonestsimplicitywithwhichshefeltit.“Oh!Whydonotyoufitupthisroom,Mr.Tilney?Whatapitynottohaveitfittedup!ItistheprettiestroomIeversaw;itistheprettiestroomintheworld!”

           “Itrust,”saidthegeneral,withamostsatisfiedsmile,“thatitwillveryspeedilybefurnished:itwaitsonlyforalady’staste!”

           “Well,ifitwasmyhouse,Ishouldneversitanywhereelse.Oh!Whatasweetlittlecottagethereisamongthetrees—appletrees,too!Itistheprettiestcottage!”

           “Youlikeit—youapproveitasanobject—itisenough.Henry,rememberthatRobinsonisspokentoaboutit.

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