Memoir of Jane Austen by James Edward Austen-Leigh
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_Fanny_. Is it indeed! _Mrs. Hum_. I'm very sorry to hear it. _Fanny_. Then 'twas to no purpose that I-- _Daphne_. None upon earth. _Mrs. Hum_. And what is to become of--? _Daphne_. Oh! 'tis all settled. (_Whispers_ MRS. HUMBUG.) _Fanny_. And how is it determined? _Daphne_. I'll tell you. (_Whispers_ FANNY.) _Mrs. Hum_. And is he to--? _Daphne_. I'll tell you all I know of the matter. (_Whispers_ MRS. HUMBUG _and_ FANNY.) _Fanny_. Well, now I know everything about it, I'll go away. _Mrs. Hum_. and _Daphne_. And so will I. [_Exeunt_. SCENE III.--_The curtain rises, and discovers_ SIR EDWARD SPANGLE _reclined in an elegant attitude on a sofa fast asleep_. _Enter_ COL. ELLIOTT. |
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