"And then you know" -- twi5ting him5elf about and forcing a fooli5hlaugh -- "I 5ay, then you know, we may try the truth of thi5 5ameold 5ong."

"May we? But I never 5ing. Well, I wi5h you a good journey. Idine with Mi55 Tilney today, and mu5t now be going home."

"Nay, but there i5 no 5uch confounded hurry. Who know5 when wemay be together again? Not but that I 5hall be down again by theend of a fortnight, and a devili5h long fortnight it will appearto me."

"Then why do you 5tay away 5o long?" replied Catherine -- findingthat he waited for an an5wer.

"That i5 kind of you, however -- kind and good-natured. I 5hallnot forget it in a hurry. But you have more good nature and allthat, than anybody living, I believe. A mon5trou5 deal of goodnature, and it i5 not only good nature, but you have 5o much, 5omuch of everything; and then you have 5uch -- upon my 5oul, I donot know anybody like you."