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1"Well, then," replied Miss Crawford more seriously, but without at all believing her, "to convince me that you suspect
2no trick, and are as unsuspicious of compliment as I have always found you, take the necklace and say no more about it.
3Its being a gift of my brother's need not make the smallest difference in your accepting it, as I assure you it makes
4none in my willingness to part with it. He is always giving me something or other. I have such innumerable presents from
5him that it is quite impossible for me to value or for him to remember half. And as for this necklace, I do not suppose
6I have worn it six times: it is very pretty, but I never think of it; and though you would be most heartily welcome to
7any other in my trinket-box, you have happened to fix on the very one which, if I have a choice, I would rather part
8with and see in your possession than any other. Say no more against it, I entreat you. Such a trifle is not worth half
9so many words." Fanny dared not make any farther opposition; and with renewed but less happy thanks accepted the
10necklace again, for there was an expression in Miss Crawford's eyes which she could not be satisfied with. It was
11impossible for her to be insensible of Mr. Crawford's change of manners. She had long seen it. He evidently tried to
12please her: he was gallant, he was attentive, he was something like what he had been to her cousins: he wanted, she
13supposed, to cheat her of her tranquillity as he had cheated them; and whether he might not have some concern in this
14necklace--she could not be convinced that he had not, for Miss Crawford, complaisant as a sister, was careless as a
15woman and a friend. Reflecting and doubting, and feeling that the possession of what she had so much wished for did not
16bring much satisfaction, she now walked home again, with a change rather than a diminution of cares since her treading
17that path before.
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