Мэнсфилд Парк

Chapter III

           

           “AndamInevertolivehereagain?”

           “Never,mydear;butyouaresureofacomfortablehome.Itcanmakeverylittledifferencetoyou,whetheryouareinonehouseortheother.”

           Fannylefttheroomwithaverysorrowfulheart;shecouldnotfeelthedifferencetobesosmall,shecouldnotthinkoflivingwithherauntwithanythinglikesatisfaction.AssoonasshemetwithEdmundshetoldhimherdistress.

           “Cousin,”saidshe,“somethingisgoingtohappenwhichIdonotlikeatall;andthoughyouhaveoftenpersuadedmeintobeingreconciledtothingsthatIdislikedatfirst,youwillnotbeabletodoitnow.IamgoingtoliveentirelywithmyauntNorris.”

           “Indeed!”

           “Yes;myauntBertramhasjusttoldmeso.Itisquitesettled.IamtoleaveMansfieldPark,andgototheWhiteHouse,Isuppose,assoonassheisremovedthere.”

           “Well,Fanny,andiftheplanwerenotunpleasanttoyou,Ishouldcallitanexcellentone.”

           “Oh,cousin!”

           “Ithaseverythingelseinitsfavour.Myauntisactinglikeasensiblewomaninwishingforyou.Sheischoosingafriendandcompanionexactlywheresheought,andIamgladherloveofmoneydoesnotinterfere.Youwillbewhatyououghttobetoher.Ihopeitdoesnotdistressyouverymuch,Fanny?”

           “Indeeditdoes:Icannotlikeit.Ilovethishouseandeverythinginit:Ishalllovenothingthere.YouknowhowuncomfortableIfeelwithher.”

           “Icansaynothingforhermannertoyouasachild;butitwasthesamewithusall,ornearlyso.Sheneverknewhowtobepleasanttochildren.

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