Чувство и чувствительность

Chapter XXXII

           DashwoodonreceivingandansweringElinor’sletterwouldbeonlytogivearepetitionofwhatherdaughtershadalreadyfeltandsaid;ofadisappointmenthardlylesspainfulthanMarianne’s,andanindignationevengreaterthanElinor’s.Longlettersfromher,quicklysucceedingeachother,arrivedtotellallthatshesufferedandthought;toexpressheranxioussolicitudeforMarianne,andentreatshewouldbearupwithfortitudeunderthismisfortune.BadindeedmustthenatureofMarianne’safflictionbe,whenhermothercouldtalkoffortitude!mortifyingandhumiliatingmustbetheoriginofthoseregrets,whichSHEcouldwishhernottoindulge!

           Againsttheinterestofherownindividualcomfort,Mrs.DashwoodhaddeterminedthatitwouldbebetterforMariannetobeanywhere,atthattime,thanatBarton,whereeverythingwithinherviewwouldbebringingbackthepastinthestrongestandmostafflictingmanner,byconstantlyplacingWilloughbybeforeher,suchasshehadalwaysseenhimthere.Sherecommendedittoherdaughters,therefore,byallmeansnottoshortentheirvisittoMrs.Jennings;thelengthofwhich,thoughneverexactlyfixed,hadbeenexpectedbyalltocompriseatleastfiveorsixweeks.Avarietyofoccupations,ofobjects,andofcompany,whichcouldnotbeprocuredatBarton,wouldbeinevitablethere,andmightyet,shehoped,cheatMarianne,attimes,intosomeinterestbeyondherself,andevenintosomeamusement,muchastheideasofbothmightnowbespurnedbyher.

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