more common to make her she lo k the first opportunity of her in on the occasion talking to her so her brother great expectations of mrs s resolution ft both her sons should marry well and of the danger any young woman who attempted to him in could neither pretend to be un conscious t endeavor to be calm she gave her an answer her contempt and instantly left the room u whatever might be the inconvenience or expense of so a removal her beloved should not be exposed week to in this state of her si a letter was delivered to nd the which contained a proposal particularly well it was the offer of a small house on very easy longing to a relation of her own a gentleman of mi and properly in the wm this and in friendly not n hit understood tliat was in r of a dwelling and the he now her merely a cottage he assured her thai should done lo it she might think if h� r he earnestly pressed her after giving of the house and garden to come with to park the of his own whence she might judge herself c� for the houses were in the sa lt parish could hy � alteration be made comfortable to her he seemed anxious to them and the whole of hia l� u was written in so friendly a style as could not fail of pleasure to his cousin more especially nt a moment wh she was suffering under the cold and ber nearer connections she needed no lime for or inquiry her resolution wn formed as she read tl of in a county so far distant from which but a few hours before would hare i a sufficient objection to eve i belonging to the place was now its first to quit the neighbourhood of was no longer m � it was an object of desire it was a blessing in of the misery of continuing her in law s � remove or ever from that beloved would bo it than to or visit it while such a woman j mistress she instantly wrote john b acknowledgment of his kindness and her acceptance of li and then hastened to show both to h that she be secure of their approbation b fore her answer were sent had always thought it would be more prudent t to settle at distance from amongst their acquaintance on that ben therefore it was not for her to oppose her mother s of into the house loo as by sir john was on so simple a scale and the rent so moderate na lo leave her no right of objection either point and though it a removal fi the of beyond her she to til her sending a til er v ko sooner was her mi herself in i h� ot in to ber sou io law wife thai wax provided n and no till everything for her it they heard her with mrs john dash wood said but ber � i would not be si far from li d great in that was going into hastily ber on and in a voice of and concern re l no explanation to her repented i are going there so far from hence and to what part if it r she explained the it was within four h northward it is but a she but i hope to many of my friends in it a or two easily be and if my friends find no in travelling so far to hm me i am sure i will iti with a kind invitation to mr and mn i to visit her at and to she ith still greater affection though with h� r daughter in law had made her on at no longer than was it had the effect on ber in that point to tended to separate and was from being ber object as ever and she wished to show john by this pointed invitation to ber how totally disregarded her of r john told his mother again and again how io y he was that she had taken a at such from � � lo prevent bis being of any e id her ho felt a on the for the i ery exertion he hail the performance of his to was by this rendered ture was all bent around by water it household plate i and books with a of a mrs john dash wood depart with a sigh she could not help that as mrs s income would be so comparison with their own she should h� ve any article of furniture mrs took the house for a furnished and she might have no difficulty arose on either in the a waited only for the disposal of her at determine her future household before she set off for t and this as was exceedingly in the ance of everything that her was soon horses were left her by her husband h id after his death and an opportunity now t of her carriage � he agreed lo sell that m the earnest advice of her eldest daughter for the c of her children had she only her own j would have it but the of wisdom too limited the number of their three two maids and a man whom they were provided from amongst those who had formed their ei ment at the man and one of the maids were sent off i into to prepare the house for their arrival for as lady entirely unknown to she preferred going directly to the being a visitor at park and relied m on sir john s description of the house as to feel curiosity to examine it herself till she entered il her eagerness to be gone from waa preserved � � � of her daughter oval a satisfaction which � under a cold re now the 