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she entered, and an attempt at cordiality in her behaviour to
herself. She even proceeded so far as to be concerned to find
that Elinor and her sister were so soon to leave town, as she
had hoped to see more of them;—an exertion in which her
husband, who attended her into the room, and hung enam-
oured over her accents, seemed to distinguish every thing
that was most affectionate and graceful.