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| Mr. Dashwood introduced him |
Frontispiece |
| His son's son, a child of four years old |
3 |
| "I cannot imagine how they will spend half of it" |
12 |
| So shy before company |
26 |
| They sang together |
42 |
| He cut off a long lock of her hair |
52 |
| "I have found you out in spite of all your tricks" |
59 |
| Apparently In violent affliction |
66 |
| Begging her to stop |
76 |
| Came to take a survey of the guest |
87 |
| "I declare they are quite charming" |
95 |
| Mischievous tricks |
106 |
| Drinking to her best affections |
111 |
| Amiably bashful |
115 |
| "I can answer for it," said Mrs. Jennings |
129 |
| At that moment she first perceived him |
152 |
| "How fond he was of it!" |
171 |
| Offered him one of Folly's puppies |
186 |
| A very smart beau |
190 |
| Introduced to Mrs. Jennings |
193 |
| Mrs. Jennings assured him directly that she should not stand upon ceremony |
195 |
| Mrs. Ferrars |
207 |
| Drawing him a little aside |
215 |
| In a whisper |
225 |
| "You have heard, I suppose" |
232 |
| Talking over the business |
236 |
| "She put in the feather last night" |
240 |
| Listening at the door |
243 |
| Both gained considerable amusement |
258 |
| "Of one thing I may assure you" |
264 |
| Showing her child to the housekeeper |
269 |
| The gardener's lamentations |
271 |
| Opened a window-shutter |
282 |
| "I entreat you to stay" |
284 |
| "I was formally dismissed" | 290 |
| "I have entered many a shop to avoid your sight" |
294 |
| "And see how the children go on" |
308 |
| "I suppose you know, ma'am, that Mr. Ferrars is married" |
317 |
| It was Edward |
322 |
| "Everything in such respectable condition" |
338 |