were to c ob w son iy jt � did i he i m a a a m el that e � x of � how did i that the � iy ant a as i hear m� � i next cane ike be oat was taken an immediate and in the but a of what i it an it not been � o f to bs in a lowered race then his too he and jet hia d aa wood ton rob it of in our h p n md in which � hare been spent t f yon d to the condition of a entrance and b o be eager to pass die room has contained itself more real and comfort than any other apartment of the hand in the could possibly again assured him no alteration of die kind should be attempted yoa ate a good he warmly makes me easy it a little farther and it will make me happy tell me that not only house win remain the same bat that i shall ever find you and yours as unchanged as your dwelling and that you consider me the kindness which has made to yon so dear m me the ms s daring the whole of the at once his affection and happiness shall we see you to to said mn he was i do not ask you to come in the for we walk to the to call on lady he to be with hj t dock chapter xv s visit to lady took plate the next day and two of her daughters went with hei but excused herself from being of the party under some trifling pretext of employment and her mother who concluded that a promise had been made by the night before of calling on her while they were absent was perfectly satisfied with her remaining at home on their return from the park they found s and servant in waiting at the cottage and was convinced that her conjecture had been just so far it was all as she had but on entering the house she beheld what no t had taught hei to expect they were no sooner in the passage than ma came hastily out of the parlour apparently in violent affliction with her handkerchief at her eyes and without noticing them ran up stairs surprised and alarmed they proceeded directly into the room she had just quitted where they found only who was leaning against the mantel piece with his back towards them he turned round on their coming in and his countenance showed that he strongly partook of the emotion which overpowered is anything the matter with ber i cried mrs as she entered � i hope not he replied to look and with a forced smile presently added it is i who expect to be id � far i tm n� a i for z am keep tn t � a f t mrs bu this a poor n to i h� ve my d m of � � ad � of ed i � � now come to t my of to � ai l almost this moment � this is un be obliged and not de a a i hope he as he yoa an i have no of n m visits to his smith are n r ii ti � � � in die ne � � bi i for can � mm te a his sad � i ci he yoa are loo good mn at felt equal fat a few t� wm silent mis i have to add ny dear � sat at cottage a will be i will to return hen yon � can bow might be to md oa t s i to my st of a tbat � i dare ax myself he stopped mrs was too v speak and another this m by who said with a it is fe ty v in this i will � and by among friends whose society it is impossible for me now to enjoy he then hastily took leave of them all and left the room they saw him step into hia and in a minute it was out of sight mrs felt too much for speech and instantly quitted the parlour to give way in solitude to the concern and alarm which this sudden departure occasioned s uneasiness was at least equal to her mother s she thought of what had just passed with anxiety and distrust a behaviour in taking leave of them his embarrassment and affectation of cheerfulness and above all his to accept her mother s invitation � a so unlike a lover so disturbed her one moment e feared that no serious design had ever been formed on his side and the next that some unfortunate quarrel had taken place between him and her sister the distress in which had quitted the room was such as a serious quarrel could most reasonably account for though when she considered love for him was a seemed almost impossible but whatever might be the particulars of their separation her sister s affliction was and she thought with the tenderest compassion of that violent sorrow whidi was in all probability not merely giving way to as a relief but feeding and encouraging as a duty in about half an hour her mother returned and though her eyes were red her countenance was not our dear is now some miles from said she as she sat down to work and with how heavy a heart does he travel i it is all very strange so suddenly to be gone i it seems but the work of a moment and last night he was with us so happy so cheerful so affectionate and now after only ten minutes notice � gone too without intending to return i something more than what he owned to us must have happened he did 