any vith e u h other so pleasantly mr up with so much i quite delightful cried mrs clay not daring how j ever turn her eyes towards anne exactly like and son i dear miss may i not and son v t h lay no on any body s words if you � have b ideas but upon mv word i am si of his attentions being beyond of other men my miss exclaimed mrs clay lifting up her j hands and and sinking all the rest of her a� in a silence � well dear you need not be so about i did invite him you know i sent bim with smiles when i found be was really going friends at park for the whole day to morrow had compassion on him anne d the good acting of t e friend in being k to show pleasure as she did in the and the arrival of veiy person whose r really u interfering her prime object ll � as im but clay must hate the sight of mr h� iv a a most obliging look and ap i f herself would have done � t with the only as to sir to anne herself it was most t enter ihe room and quite to have him approach to lier used to feel that he could not be quite sincere but now she iti ever thing attentive to father contrasted with his former language odious and when she thought of his cruel towards smith she could bear sight of his present smiles and or the sound of his good sentiments she meant to avoid any such of manners as might provoke a s on his side it was a great with her ui all or but it was her intention lo be as cool to him as might be with their relationship and to as quietly as she could the few of she bad gradually led along she wm ai more guarded and more cool than she had been tlie night before he wanted to her curiosity again as to how am where he could have heard her formerly praised wanted very much to be by more but the waa broken he found that the heat and animation of a room were ne � to his modest cousin s vanity he found at least that it was not to be done now by any of those which he could hazard among the too claims of the others he only that it was a acting now against his interest bringing into her thoughts all those parts of his conduct which were least she hai some satisfaction in finding hat he waa u going out of bath the next morning going and he would be gone the greater part of two days he was d again to place the very evening of return but from thursday to saturday evening his ab � was it was bad enough that a mrs should he b� ore her but a deeper he added to their i the on of every like peace and it was so lo on the constant on her j� m of � a not m id would e all its evil a to and elizabeth to consider the tion preparing foi i mrs clay fl te nor so as his a for at f be clear of mr e in vent it l o friday morning she to go early lo lad and lu pi the � and she would have u y after but that mrs clay was o going out on some obliging purpose of ber sister trouble which determined her to wait she might be safe from a companion she saw mrs clay fairly off therefore before she began to talk of spending the morning in street very well said i have to send bnt my love you may aa well take back that book she would lend me and pretend have read it through i really cannot be myself for ever with all the ni poems and states of tlie nation that come out quite one with her new you tell her so but i her dress hideous the i used to think she had taste in ss but ashamed of her at the concert something � o formal i in her air and she sits so upright my best loi of course and mine added sir walter kindest regards aad you may that i mean to call npon her soon make i but i shall only leave my card mon are never fair by women at her lime of hie who ii themselves up so little if she would only wear would not be afraid of being seen but last time i called i observed the blinds were let down immediately while her father spoke there was a at the who could it be i anne the visits at all of mr would have expected bin but for his known engagement off usual period of suspense the usual sounds of wet heard and mr and mrs hu were the r surprise was the strongest but anne was really v � dot so but that could put on a a welcome i i ie i to were not views ol � in tliat f ir were rt le m rise in � rid do tlie honours of it very wire lo for a witli hi and were the white so h wm bo n and but till sir walter and were mary into the other and them with her not draw upon charles s for a n f history of heir or � n of hints of pan ii which dropped mary a well as of some apparent aa to whom th� ir party con tinted of hen found that it consisted of mi s and captain beside l heir two selves he gave her a very plain of th� whole a in which she saw 