herself chapter vm the very next day and as fresh feeling less hot than the weather had lately been trusted that her losses both of and be soon good while she gone mr mother who came to he civil and to her civility especially in urging the execution of the plan for which had been started a fortnight and in consequence of her subsequent absence from home had i since lain mrs and her were well with its and an early day was named and agreed mr should be disengaged the young i du not forget that and though mrs would i have answered for being so they would neither the nor the risk and at last on a hint from miss ber mr that the most proper to be for him to walk down to the directly and call on mr and whether would him or not before hia return mrs grant and miss came in saving b en out some time and taken a to tlie house they bad not met him comfortable hopes however were given that he would find mr at home the was of course it was possible indeed that else should he talked of for mrs was in high spirits it and mrs a well civil thought nothing of but aa it to her own and ber sou s concerns bad not yet given l to be of the party lady it it but placid manner of vl m l i i she wished til w c a � id louder tone convinced ot wo be too much for my b wi u my mrs t � t you excuse my v of our two dear a� a the only tiiat give ber a to bo but it ii will have a in price you know bo it will till do very well and as for u he is not to speak himself i wilt answer fur his being to join the he can go on you being obliged to yield to lady a ring at home only be sorry the of lier a company be a great and � ie should have been happy to have the young lady too price who i been at yet and it a pi she not bee the place you are very kin you all kindness my dear mrs k bu as to she will in of seeing she has time enough before her and her going now is quite oat � the could dot spare her i cannot do proceeded next the conviction must be to see to include in the invitation and though airs grant who had not been mt the trouble of visiting on her into declined it on her own glad to any pleasure far her sister and and persuaded was cot long in accepting her � hue c� the civility came back from the and made his appearance just in time to what had been for to attend mrs to her carriage and walk half way down the witb his i two ot er ladies i on ms return to the breakfast room he found mrs try ing to make up mind as to whether miss s being of the desirable or not or whether her brother s not be full without her the miss at idea assuring her tliat would hold independent of the box on which one might go with liim � but why is it necessary said that a or his only should be employed why is no use to bo mode of s chaise i could not the scheme was mentioned the er day understand why n visit from not to be made in the carriage of the family cried tide weather we may liave in a no my � that will not do sold maria i know that air i us after what at he would te v and my dear added a b s om will do would be no ml ma ourselves the coachman ia not one a� be u x � g net to have dear when lie home all uie off that dot be a reason far ur a w is that old and does not how to drive i wilt for it that ve shall find no narrow on there is no i suppose in going on the cried oh i it be b� thought the seat can be no comparison u to one s view of the country probably miss will the box can be no then to s going with you there can be no doubt of room for her repeated mrs my dear u no idea of her going ith she with bet i so she ia not expected you can have no reason i imagine madam he at log liis mother for wishing not to be of the i it relates to to your own comfort if you could dr out her you would not keep her at home to be sure not but i cannot do hi r you can if stay at home with you as i mean to do there wai a general cry out at this yes he ia no necessity for my going and i to stay at h a great desire to see i know she e has not often a of the kind and t rid sure ma am you would be glad to give her the pleasure now f oil very glad if your aunt sees no mr waa very ready with the only which could � assured not and the very strange appearance would be in taking her which seemed to a difficulty quite impossible to over it must have the strangest appearance it be something so very so on ct for mrs whose own were a a of good breeding and attention that she really did not to it mrs had no for and no of pleasure at any time but her opposition to now arose more from 