But
,
____________________
might
really
be
its
limits
,
it
was
enough
,
when
perceived
by
his
sister
,
to
make
her
uneasy
;
and
at
the
same
time
,
(
which
was
still
more
common
,
)
to
make
her
uncivil
.
She
took
the
first
opportunity
____________________
affronting
her
mother
-
in
-
law
on
the
occasion
,
talking
to
her
so
expressively
of
her
brother's
great
expectations
,
of
Mrs
.
Ferrars's
resolution
that
both
her
sons
should
marry
well
,
and
of
the
danger
attending
any
young
woman
who
attempted
to
draw
him
in
;
that
Mrs
.
Dashwood
could
neither
pretend
to
be
unconscious
,
nor
endeavour
to
be
calm
.
She
gave
her
an
answer
____________________
marked
her
contempt
,
and
instantly
left
the
room
,
resolving
that
,
whatever
might
be
the
inconvenience
____________________
expense
of
so
sudden
a
removal
,
her
beloved
Elinor
should
not
be
exposed
another
week
____________________
such
insinuations
.
