Chapter 3

           

           ThislittleexplanationwithMr.KnightleygaveEmmaconsiderablepleasure.Itwasoneoftheagreeablerecollectionsoftheball,whichshewalkedaboutthelawnthenextmorningtoenjoy.—ShewasextremelygladthattheyhadcometosogoodanunderstandingrespectingtheEltons,andthattheiropinionsofbothhusbandandwifeweresomuchalike;andhispraiseofHarriet,hisconcessioninherfavour,waspeculiarlygratifying.TheimpertinenceoftheEltons,whichforafewminuteshadthreatenedtoruintherestofherevening,hadbeentheoccasionofsomeofitshighestsatisfactions;andshelookedforwardtoanotherhappyresult—thecureofHarriet’sinfatuation.—FromHarriet’smannerofspeakingofthecircumstancebeforetheyquittedtheballroom,shehadstronghopes.Itseemedasifhereyesweresuddenlyopened,andshewereenabledtoseethatMr.Eltonwasnotthesuperiorcreatureshehadbelievedhim.Thefeverwasover,andEmmacouldharbourlittlefearofthepulsebeingquickenedagainbyinjuriouscourtesy.ShedependedontheevilfeelingsoftheEltonsforsupplyingallthedisciplineofpointedneglectthatcouldbefartherrequisite.—Harrietrational,FrankChurchillnottoomuchinlove,andMr.Knightleynotwantingtoquarrelwithher,howveryhappyasummermustbebeforeher!

           ShewasnottoseeFrankChurchillthismorning.HehadtoldherthathecouldnotallowhimselfthepleasureofstoppingatHartfield,ashewastobeathomebythemiddleoftheday.Shedidnotregretit.

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