enough � quite enough still to stand at the door a mind and at ease can do with seeing nothing and can see nothing that does not answer she looked down the road the scene en two persons appeared � mrs and son in law they were walking into � to of course they were stopping however in the first place at mrs s whose house was a little nearer than ford s and had all but knocked when caught their eye immediately they crossed the road and came forward tp h r and the ag of yesterday s engagement seemed to give fresh pleasure to the present meeting mrs her that she was going to call on the in to hear the new instrument for my companion tells me said she that i absolutely promised miss last night that i would come this morning i was not aware of it myself i did not know that i had fixed a day but as he says i did i am going now and while mrs pays her visit i ma be allowed i hope said frank to join your party and wait for her at if you are going home mrs was disappointed i thought you meant to go with me the would be very much pleased me i should be quite in the way but perhaps i ma be equally in the way here miss looks as if she did not want me my aunt always sends off when she is she says i tier to death and miss looks as if she could almost say the same what am i to do i am here on no business of my own said i am only waiting for my friend she will probably have soon done and then we shall go home but you had go with mrs and hear the instrument well if you advise it but � with a smile � if colonel should have employed a careless friend and if it should prove to have an indifferent tone what shall i say i shall be no support to mrs chapters from jane she might do very well b herself a disagreeable truth would be through her lips but i am the being in the world at a civil falsehood i do not believe any such thing replied i am persuaded that you can be as as your neighbors when it is necessary but there is no to the instrument is indifferent quite otherwise indeed if i understood miss s opinion last night do come with me said mrs if it be not very disagreeable to you it need not detain us long we will go to ds we will follow them to i really wish you to call with me it will be felt so great an attention and i always thought ou meant it he could say no more and with the hope of to reward him returned with mrs to mrs s door watched them in and then joined at the interesting counter trying with all the force of her own mind to convince her that if she wanted plain muslin it was of no use to look at figured and that a blue be it ever so beautiful would still never match her pattern at last it was all settled even to the destination of the parcel should i send it to mrs s ma am asked mrs ford yes � � yes to mrs s only my pattern gown is at no ou shall send it to if you please but then mrs will want to see it and i could take the pattern gown home any day but i shall want the directly so it had better go to � at least the you could make it into two mrs ford could not you it is not worth while to give mrs ford the trouble of two no more it is i i no trouble in the world ma am said the obliging mrs ford oh but indeed i would much rather have it only in one then if you please ou shall send it all to mrs s � i do not know � no i think miss i may just as well have it sent to and take it home with me at night what do you advise that ou do not give another half second to the subject to if you please mrs ford ay that will be much best said quite satisfied i should not at all like to have it sent to mrs s voices approached the shop or rather one voice and two ladies mrs and miss met them at the door my dear miss said the latter i am just run across to entreat the favor of ou to come and sit down with us a little while and give us your opinion of our new instrument � you and miss smith how do you do miss smith � well i thank ou � and i begged mrs to come with me that i might be sure of succeeding i hope mrs and miss are � well i am much obliged to you m mother is delightfully well and jane caught no cold last night how is mr i am so glad to hear such a good account mrs told me you were here oh then said i i must run across i am sure miss will allow me just to run across and entreat her to come in m mother will be so to see her and now we are such a nice party she cannot refuse ay pray do said mr frank miss s opinion of the instrument will be worth having but said i i shall be more sure of succeeding if one of ou will go with me oh said he wait half a minute till i have finished m job for would ou believe it miss there he is 