Чувство и чувствительность

Chapter X

           ToenquireafterMariannewasatfirsthisexcuse;buttheencouragementofhisreception,towhicheverydaygavegreaterkindness,madesuchanexcuseunnecessarybeforeithadceasedtobepossible,byMarianne’sperfectrecovery.Shewasconfinedforsomedaystothehouse;butneverhadanyconfinementbeenlessirksome.Willoughbywasayoungmanofgoodabilities,quickimagination,livelyspirits,andopen,affectionatemanners.HewasexactlyformedtoengageMarianne’sheart,forwithallthis,hejoinednotonlyacaptivatingperson,butanaturalardourofmindwhichwasnowrousedandincreasedbytheexampleofherown,andwhichrecommendedhimtoheraffectionbeyondeverythingelse.

           Hissocietybecamegraduallyhermostexquisiteenjoyment.Theyread,theytalked,theysangtogether;hismusicaltalentswereconsiderable;andhereadwithallthesensibilityandspiritwhichEdwardhadunfortunatelywanted.

           InMrs.Dashwood’sestimationhewasasfaultlessasinMarianne’s;andElinorsawnothingtocensureinhimbutapropensity,inwhichhestronglyresembledandpeculiarlydelightedhersister,ofsayingtoomuchwhathethoughtoneveryoccasion,withoutattentiontopersonsorcircumstances.Inhastilyformingandgivinghisopinionofotherpeople,insacrificinggeneralpolitenesstotheenjoymentofundividedattentionwherehisheartwasengaged,andinslightingtooeasilytheformsofworldlypropriety,hedisplayedawantofcautionwhichElinorcouldnotapprove,inspiteofallthatheandMariannecouldsayinitssupport.

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