I can trust her fully.

I do not wish her to encourage his attentions, but I by no means wish her to avoid him." "Am I to tell Emily what you say ?" "I will tell her myself.

I think it better to say as much to you, as you seemed to be embarrassed by the fear that they might happen to see each other in your drawing-room." "It was rather awkward;--wasn't it ?" "I have spoken now because you seemed to think so." His manner to her was not very pleasant, but Mrs.Roby had known him for many years, and did not care very much for his manner.

She had an object to gain, and could put up with a good deal for the sake of her object.
"Very well.

Then I shall know how to act.