as he did such a purport fulfilled as had taken him away be would have expected any thing rather than a look of and words of simple pleasant meaning it was to set his heart in a glow and to bring him home in the state for feeling the full value of the other joyful at hand s promotion with all its particulars he was soon matter and with such a secret provision of comfort his own breast to help the joy he in it a of most gratifying sensation and all dinner time after dinner when he and his father were alone he had a history and then all the great events of the last and the present situation of at were known to him suspected what was going on they sat so much usual in the dining parlour that she was sure must be talking of her and when tea at last brought them away and she was to be seen by again she felt guilty he came to her sat down by her took her hand and pressed it kindly and at that moment she thought that but for the occupation and the scene which the tea afforded she must have betrayed her emotion in some excess he was not intending however by such action to be to her that approbation and which her hopes drew fit m it it was designed only to express his in all that interested her and to tell her that he had been hearing what quickened every feeling he was in fact entirely cm his tide of the i o i i as at her ao supposing her to s is he had it to and could her io be taken pe but thomas not the able than he did � and while her for die had die of her ui stronger than thomas echo he wm most earnest and it be i at last and tha bj it would appear that their dispositions were as e id fitted to make blessed in each as he m� beginning consider them had too he had not given her time to he had begun at the wrong end with such powers as his however and such a disposition as hers trusted that everything would work out a happy meanwhile he saw enough of s embarrassment to make him guard against exciting it a second time by any word or look or movement called the next day and on the score of s return sir thomas felt more than to ask him to stay dinner it was really a necessary compliment he staid of course and had then ample opportunity for observing how he sped with and what degree of immediate encouragement for him might be extracted from her manners and it was so little so very very little every chance every possibility of it resting upon her embarrassment only if there was not hope in her confusion there was hope in nothing else that he was almost ready to wonder at his friend s perseverance was worth it all he held her to be worth every effort of patience every exertion of mind � but he did not think he could have gone on himself with any woman breathing without something more to warm his courage than his eyes could discern in hers he was very willing to hope that saw dearer and this was the most comfortable conclusion for his friend that he could come to park from an that he observed to pass before and at and after a few which he promising when he and walked into the room his mother and were sitting as and silently at work as if there were nothing else to fix could not help noticing their apparently deep tranquillity we have not been so silent all the time replied his mother has been reading to me and only put the book down upon hearing you coming and sure enough there was a book on the table which had the of being toy recently a volume of she often reads to me out of those books and she was in the middle of a very fine speech of that man s � what s his name t � we your footsteps took the volume let me have the pleasure of that speech to your said he i than find it immediately and by giving way to of the leaves he did find it or within a page w two quite near enough to satisfy lady who him as soon as he mentioned the name of cardinal that he had got the very speech not a look or ib of help had given not a syllable for or au her attention was for her work she seemed to be interested by nothing else but taste was too strong in her she could not abstract her mind five die was forced to listen his reading was capital md her pleasure in good reading extreme to reading however she had been long used her uncle read well � her all � very well but in mr s there was a variety of excellence beyond what she had ever met with the king the queen all were given in turn for with the h the happiest power of jumping and be could always light at will on the best scene or the best q of ch and whether it were dignity or pride or tenderness or remorse or whatever were to be expressed he do it with equal beauty it was truly dramatic his had first what pleasure a play might park give and his reading all his acting before her again nay perhaps with greater enjoyment for it came unexpectedly and with no such as she had been used to suffer in seeing him on the stage with watched the progress of her attention and wa amused and gratified by seeing how she gradually in the needle which 