Чувство и чувствительность

Chapter XI

           

           Whenhewaspresentshehadnoeyesforanyoneelse.Everythinghedid,wasright.Everythinghesaid,wasclever.Iftheireveningsattheparkwereconcludedwithcards,hecheatedhimselfandalltherestofthepartytogetheragoodhand.Ifdancingformedtheamusementofthenight,theywerepartnersforhalfthetime;andwhenobligedtoseparateforacoupleofdances,werecarefultostandtogetherandscarcelyspokeawordtoanybodyelse.Suchconductmadethemofcoursemostexceedinglylaughedat;butridiculecouldnotshame,andseemedhardlytoprovokethem.

           Mrs.Dashwoodenteredintoalltheirfeelingswithawarmthwhichlefthernoinclinationforcheckingthisexcessivedisplayofthem.Toheritwasbutthenaturalconsequenceofastrongaffectioninayoungandardentmind.

           ThiswastheseasonofhappinesstoMarianne.HerheartwasdevotedtoWilloughby,andthefondattachmenttoNorland,whichshebroughtwithherfromSussex,wasmorelikelytobesoftenedthanshehadthoughtitpossiblebefore,bythecharmswhichhissocietybestowedonherpresenthome.

           Elinor’shappinesswasnotsogreat.Herheartwasnotsomuchatease,norhersatisfactionintheiramusementssopure.Theyaffordedhernocompanionthatcouldmakeamendsforwhatshehadleftbehind,northatcouldteachhertothinkofNorlandwithlessregretthanever.NeitherLadyMiddletonnorMrs.Jenningscouldsupplytohertheconversationshemissed;althoughthelatterwasaneverlastingtalker,andfromthefirsthadregardedherwithakindnesswhichensuredheralargeshareofherdiscourse.

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