Мэнсфилд Парк

Chapter VII

           Betweenourselves,Edmund,”noddingsignificantlyathismother,“itwascuttingtheroses,anddawdlingaboutintheflower-garden,thatdidthemischief.”

           “Iamafraiditwas,indeed,”saidthemorecandidLadyBertram,whohadoverheardher;“Iamverymuchafraidshecaughttheheadachethere,fortheheatwasenoughtokillanybody.ItwasasmuchasIcouldbearmyself.SittingandcallingtoPug,andtryingtokeephimfromtheflower-beds,wasalmosttoomuchforme.”

           Edmundsaidnomoretoeitherlady;butgoingquietlytoanothertable,onwhichthesupper-trayyetremained,broughtaglassofMadeiratoFanny,andobligedhertodrinkthegreaterpart.Shewishedtobeabletodeclineit;butthetears,whichavarietyoffeelingscreated,madeiteasiertoswallowthantospeak.

           VexedasEdmundwaswithhismotherandaunt,hewasstillmoreangrywithhimself.Hisownforgetfulnessofherwasworsethananythingwhichtheyhaddone.Nothingofthiswouldhavehappenedhadshebeenproperlyconsidered;butshehadbeenleftfourdaystogetherwithoutanychoiceofcompanionsorexercise,andwithoutanyexcuseforavoidingwhateverherunreasonableauntsmightrequire.Hewasashamedtothinkthatforfourdaystogethershehadnothadthepowerofriding,andveryseriouslyresolved,howeverunwillinghemustbetocheckapleasureofMissCrawford’s,thatitshouldneverhappenagain.

           FannywenttobedwithherheartasfullasonthefirsteveningofherarrivalatthePark

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