disappointed if you do not i could get the h use in world for you next do r to ours in square you must come indeed i am sure i shall be very to you at any time till i am confined if mrs w l ood should not like to go into public sense and sensibility they thanked her but were obliged tp resist all h� r entreaties oh my love cried mrs to her husband who just then entered the room you must help me to persuade the to go to town this winter her love made no answer and after slightly bowing to the ladies began complaining of the weather how horrid all this is said he such weather makes everything and everybody disgusting is as much produced within doors as without by rain it makes one all one s acquaintance what the devil does sir john mean by not having a room in his house how few people know what comfort is sir john is as stupid as the weather the rest of the company soon dropped in i am afraid miss said sir john you have not been able to take your usual walk to to day looked very grave and said nothing oh don t be so sly before us said mrs for we know all about it i assure you and i admire your taste very much for i think he is extremely handsome we do not live a great way from him in the country you know not above ten miles i dare say much nearer thirty said her husband ah well there is not much i never was at his house but they say it is a sweet pretty place as vile a spot as i ever saw in my life said mr remained perfectly silent though her countenance betrayed her interest in what was said it very ugly continued mrs � then it must be some other place that is so pretty i suppose when they were seated in the dining room sir john observed with regret that they were only eight all together my dear said he to his lady it is very provoking that we should be so few why did not you ask the to come to us to day did not i tell you sir john when you spoke to me about it before that il could not be done they dined with us last you and i sir john said mrs should not stand upon such ceremony en s and s then you would be very ill bred cried mr my love you contradict everybody said hia wife with her usual laugh do you know that you are quite i did not know i contradicted anybody in calling your mother ill bred ay you may abuse me as you please said the old lady you have taken oflf my hands and cannot give her back again so there i have the whip hand of you laughed heartily to think that her husband could not get rid of her and said she did not care how cross he was to her as they must live together it was impossible for any one to be more thoroughly or more determined to be happy than � rs the studied indifference insolence and discontent of her husband gave her no pain and when he or abused her she was highly diverted mr is so droll said she in a whisper to he is always out of humour was not inclined a little observation to give him credit for being so and ill natured or ill bred as he wished to appear his temper mi t perhaps be a little by finding like many x of his sex that through some unaccountable bias in favour of beauty he was the husband of a very silly woman � but she knew that this kind of blunder was too common for any sensible man to be hurt by it it was rather a wish of distinction she believed which produced his contemptuous treatment of everybody and his general abuse of everything before him it was the desire of appearing superior to other people the motive was too common to be wondered at but the means however they might succeed by establishing his superiority in ill breeding were not likely to attach any one to him except his wife oh my dear miss said mrs soon afterwards i have got such a favour to ask of you and your sister will you come and spend time at this christmas now pray do � come while the are with us you cannot think how happy i shall be it will be quite delightful � my love applying to her husband sense and don t you long to the dash wood to � certainly he replied with a sneer i came into with no other view there now said his lady you see mr expects you so you cannot refuse to come they both eagerly and resolutely declined her invitation but indeed you must and shall come i am sure you will like it of all things the will be with us and it will be quite delightful you cannot think what a sweet place is and we are so gay now for mr is always going about the country against the election and so many people came to dine with us that i never saw before it is quite charming but poor fellow it is very to him for he is forced to make every body like him could hardly keep her countenance as she assented to the hardship of such an obligation how charming it will be said when he is in parliament � won t it how i shall laugh it will be so ridiculous to see all his letters directed to him with an m p but do you know he says he will never frank for me f he declares 