indeed i and quite aa soon as � n a dependence on such sources ut t n o h i ft w o hit t ease by ui i s w l v � about � nd with oil s he liad so well talked hia mind ii � to k were tha and the b which e to sir bis i ns r u and in him tu tha � ft the of own in tlie of hia waa never to be done late he how to tl e nay people be r whidi maria and had been always at home where the and flutter of their aunt been t with hi own he how ill he bad ia expecting to wliat wrong in mn iu in clearly that he had bnt increased the bj teaching to repress their spirits in hia presence ao u te make real unknown to him and sending them all their ni es to a person who bad been able to attach by the of her and the excess of her here had been bat as it ha gradually grew to feel that it not been the moat in his plan of something have been v or time would have worn away much of lu lie feared that principle active principle bad been wanting that bad been properly taught to govern their and by sense of duty can � they bud been in their region never to bring it into daily practice to be ance and the of their youth could have bad no useful that way no moral on the mind he had meant them to bo good but his cares had been directed to tbe understanding and manners not the he feared they had never heard from any lips that them bitterly did he a deficiency whidi now ho c comprehend to have been possible li with all the and care of an and i he had brought up hia daughters without thi i their or being acquainted with spirit and strong of mrs were made known to him only in their sad waa not to be prevailed on to leave mr marry bim and tliey continued together e was be that such hope was vain and ill � ment and arising from the conviction so and her for him so like at a each other s ami t vo separation � sha bad lived with to be in no ho hoped to its r um thin that the had what can the misery a mind in mr had no in a and ended a contracted m to any better end the effect of good not to be reckoned on she had despised him and loved another and he had been aware that it bo of and the of passion con httle pity bis aa did a deeper tha deeper of his wife he wai released from the engagement to be and unhappy till some other pretty attract him into again and he might set on a and it is to be hoped more of ths if to be at least good and luck while she must withdraw with infinitely to a retirement and reproach whit could allow no second of hope or character where could be placed became a subject of most momentous consultation mrs whose attachment seemed to with the of her niece would had her at home and by them all thomas would not hear of it and mrs a anger against was bo much the greater from ber aa the she persisted in placing hie to her though sir thomas very solemnly assured her that had there been no young woman in question had then been no j of either sex to him to be by the � or by the character of mrs he would never have so an to the as to expect it to notice lier as a he hoped a penitent one die bo protected by him secured in every comfort and supported by every to do right which relative hut farther than that he could not go had destroyed her character and he would not b a vain attempt to restore what could be restored be his to vice or in seeking to lessen its disgrace be to another s m he had known it ended in s to quit and devote to ber maria and in an being in another country remote and where shut np together with little society on one side no on the an judgment it may be that mutual a was the great comfort of sir s his opinion of her had been sinking fl tlie day of return from in transaction that period in their daily intercourse in or in had been regularly losing ground in his esteem i r � either time had done ber � d � v over n� a m he felt bet m b� w� is s he van as no ah of it� but ir th life she n part of be home for to be a felicity had not bi her there might of k to approve the evil pro such a she wm by no one at she had to even those she loved and since mrs a her temper been in stale of of to make her ever where not even bid tor not even she was gone that better than maria was in to a of and but in a greater degree to her been less the darling of that very and her beauty and held but a second she had been used to think a little inferior to maria her temper was naturally the of the two her feelings though quick were more and education had not given her so very a degree of self consequence ba submitted the beat to the in henry after the first of the conviction of being was over she had been tolerably soon in fair way m not thinking of 