I should think he would like to." "You will have to hurry, Charlotte." "I can dress in ten minutes if I want to." "I will leave you now." She hesitated a moment at the door, but she could not bring herself to speak of her engagement.

She saw that Charlotte was in one of her "no-matter-every-thing-right" moods, and knew she would take the important news without the proper surprise and enthusiasm.

In fact, she perceived that Harry's visit occupied her whole mind; for, as she stood a moment or two irresolute as to her own desires, Charlotte talked eagerly of her brother.
"Well, I hope if Harry is of so much importance in your eyes, you will dress decently to meet him.

The rector is coming to dinner also." "I shall wear my blue gown.

If I imitate you, I cannot be much out of the way.