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Persuasion

CHAPTER 21
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He cannot bear the idea of not being Sir William.

You may guess, therefore, that the news he heard from his friend could not be very agreeable, and you may guess what it produced; the resolution of coming back to Bath as soon as possible, and of fixing himself here for a time, with the view of renewing his former acquaintance, and recovering such a footing in the family as might give him the means of ascertaining the degree of his danger, and of circumventing the lady if he found it material.

This was agreed upon between the two friends as the only thing to be done; and Colonel Wallis was to assist in every way that he could.

He was to be introduced, and Mrs Wallis was to be introduced, and everybody was to be introduced.

Mr Elliot came back accordingly; and on application was forgiven, as you know, and re-admitted into the family; and there it was his constant object, and his only object (till your arrival added another motive), to watch Sir Walter and Mrs Clay.


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