Нортенгерское аббатство

Chapter 29

           Itisalwaysgoodforyoungpeopletobeputuponexertingthemselves;andyouknow,mydearCatherine,youalwayswereasadlittlescatter-brainedcreature;butnowyoumusthavebeenforcedtohaveyourwitsaboutyou,withsomuchchangingofchaisesandsoforth;andIhopeitwillappearthatyouhavenotleftanythingbehindyouinanyofthepockets.”

           Catherinehopedsotoo,andtriedtofeelaninterestinherownamendment,butherspiritswerequiteworndown;and,tobesilentandalonebecomingsoonheronlywish,shereadilyagreedtohermother’snextcounselofgoingearlytobed.Herparents,seeingnothinginherilllooksandagitationbutthenaturalconsequenceofmortifiedfeelings,andoftheunusualexertionandfatigueofsuchajourney,partedfromherwithoutanydoubtoftheirbeingsoonsleptaway;andthough,whentheyallmetthenextmorning,herrecoverywasnotequaltotheirhopes,theywerestillperfectlyunsuspiciousoftherebeinganydeeperevil.Theyneveroncethoughtofherheart,which,fortheparentsofayoungladyofseventeen,justreturnedfromherfirstexcursionfromhome,wasoddenough!

           Assoonasbreakfastwasover,shesatdowntofulfilherpromisetoMissTilney,whosetrustintheeffectoftimeanddistanceonherfriend’sdispositionwasalreadyjustified,foralreadydidCatherinereproachherselfwithhavingpartedfromEleanorcoldly,withhavingneverenoughvaluedhermeritsorkindness,andneverenoughcommiseratedherforwhatshehadbeenyesterdaylefttoendure.

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