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1She only roused herself from the broodings of this restless agitation, to let Mrs Clay know that she had been seen with
2Mr Elliot three hours after his being supposed to be out of Bath, for having watched in vain for some intimation of the
3interview from the lady herself, she determined to mention it, and it seemed to her there was guilt in Mrs Clay's face
4as she listened. It was transient: cleared away in an instant; but Anne could imagine she read there the consciousness
5of having, by some complication of mutual trick, or some overbearing authority of his, been obliged to attend (perhaps
6for half an hour) to his lectures and restrictions on her designs on Sir Walter. She exclaimed, however, with a very
7tolerable imitation of nature:-- "Oh! dear! very true. Only think, Miss Elliot, to my great surprise I met with Mr
8Elliot in Bath Street. I was never more astonished. He turned back and walked with me to the Pump Yard. He had been
9prevented setting off for Thornberry, but I really forget by what; for I was in a hurry, and could not much attend, and
10I can only answer for his being determined not to be delayed in his return. He wanted to know how early he might be
11admitted to-morrow. He was full of 'to-morrow,' and it is very evident that I have been full of it too, ever since I
12entered the house, and learnt the extension of your plan and all that had happened, or my seeing him could never have
13gone so entirely out of my head."
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