Эмма

Chapter 1

           Dixon,Imean—Idonotknowthatsheeverheardaboutitfromanybodyelse;butitwasverynatural,youknow,thatheshouldliketospeakofhisownplacewhilehewaspayinghisaddresses—andasJaneusedtobeveryoftenwalkingoutwiththem—forColonelandMrs.Campbellwereveryparticularabouttheirdaughter’snotwalkingoutoftenwithonlyMr.Dixon,forwhichIdonotatallblamethem;ofcoursesheheardeverythinghemightbetellingMissCampbellabouthisownhomeinIreland;andIthinkshewroteuswordthathehadshewnthemsomedrawingsoftheplace,viewsthathehadtakenhimself.Heisamostamiable,charmingyoungman,Ibelieve.JanewasquitelongingtogotoIreland,fromhisaccountofthings."

           Atthismoment,aningeniousandanimatingsuspicionenteringEmma’sbrainwithregardtoJaneFairfax,thischarmingMr.Dixon,andthenotgoingtoIreland,shesaid,withtheinsidiousdesignoffartherdiscovery,

           "YoumustfeelitveryfortunatethatMissFairfaxshouldbeallowedtocometoyouatsuchatime.ConsideringtheveryparticularfriendshipbetweenherandMrs.Dixon,youcouldhardlyhaveexpectedhertobeexcusedfromaccompanyingColonelandMrs.Campbell."

           "Verytrue,verytrue,indeed.Theverythingthatwehavealwaysbeenratherafraidof;forweshouldnothavelikedtohaveheratsuchadistancefromus,formonthstogether—notabletocomeifanythingwastohappen.Butyousee,everythingturnsoutforthebest.Theywanther(Mr.

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