| Norris?s removal from Mansfield was the great... 921 |
[Feb. 1st, 2010|03:13 am] |
Norris?s removal from Mansfield was the great supplementary
comfort of Sir Thomas?s lifeHis opinion of her had been sinking
from the day of his return from Antigua: in every transaction
together from that period, in their daily intercourse, in business, or
in chat, she had been regularly losing ground in his esteem, and
convincing him that either time had done her much disservice, or
that he had considerably over-rated her sense, and wonderfully borne
with her manners beforeHe had felt her as an hourly evil, which
was so much the worse, as there seemed no chance of its ceasing but
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