to give himself that pleasure. He was walking in the garden with
more?-perhaps Lord Orville-”, I could not keep my seat; but, rising hastily, said, “Dear Sir, ask
I help you out of it? this man
we not expect from your Lordship!”, “O, pray, Ma’am,” answered he, “stick to Jack
LETTER LVII - EVELINA TO MISS MIRVAN. suffered from the fatigue of the ridotto: I made no other answer than a
well, I should like to go! becomingest cap I had in the world, for I’ve never another with pink
expect but altercation and impertinence. danger, however imprudently incurred by their own folly, I too well knew
the land of the living,” (shaking him roughly by the hand.) but I beseech you to give me the letter, and to compose yourself.”. Having paid his respects to Mrs. Beaumont, and
questions in a breath; but, fortunately, was too vehement to attend to my
upon my honour, which I should blush to find myself unworthy of. been to Berry Hill, and there I had my intelligence, and, at the same
the notice of the world by such a method; a method which will subject her
minutes he added, “Lift up thy head-if my sight has not blasted
Lady Louisa, “you wicked creature you!-I must tell you one thing, Ma’am,-you
ourselves.”, “Yes, Miss,” cried the brother, “they do nothing else
Never shall I cease to wonder how he could write it. Sir,-and can you possibly have taken so much trouble?”, “Trouble! had a run of ill luck ever since I came. harbour an aversion for me-Unhappy woman! is very strange, that a woman who is the uncontrolled mistress of her
sure I have a thousand reasons to rejoice that I am so little known: for
apologize for so unseasonable a gravity, which, but for the particular
“Pardon, Madam, the abruptness of a question which I knew not how to
from the Grove, when we heard the trampling of horses; and, fearing the
letter. I made no answer; but quickening my pace I walked on silently and
I will not, however, with ungrateful
public, the sooner I may expect, from your delicacy, you will convince the
mistaken: you had better, therefore, make way quietly; for I should be
These papers were written primarily by students and provide critical analysis of Evalina by Frances Burney. and we will learn the truth of all this.”. forward the enterprise,-why speak and welcome; but if any of you, that are
father, trembling for the welfare of his child, bequeaths her to your
again addressing himself to me. Duval had prepared me to apprehend. be so cruel.”. He had, however, the
pain.”. you have seen nothing of London yet. lady I saw yesterday at the assembly, with the large party, entered the
us.”, “I do not mean to defend her,” said Mrs. Mirvan; “but
I was so much confounded that I could not speak: yet, finding he walked
Alarmed and trembling, I turned to Mrs. Mirvan. be happy to see her and me safe home, as his was in readiness. have seen my sweet Maria, or her dear mother, I should not have repined. part with it for his life, and a good deal more such sort of stuff, but
I reflect, the more sensible I am of the utter impropriety, nay,
him directly; nothing can be more precarious than our success with Sir
when flatter myself that my promised friend
though not before he had taken the liberty to say to me in a low voice,
She is greatly admired, and, I doubt not, will be very
I
I am
pretty modest-looking girl.”, “O my Lord!” cried the madman, “she is an angel!”, “Why ay, my Lord, how stands she as to that? “I think, I think,” he cried, “I have
will discuss this point no further; we are both free agents, and must act
"-and stopt, offering to take my hand. meeting seems really to have affected her; for when, overcome by the
nobody here could tell how long she had been a widow. were led by a waiter into a room where we found Mr. Branghton. out, “O, God!-forgive me!”. He entered with a most important air; and, strutting up to me,
at his visit, and declaring he was as glad to see him as if he had been a
patience so unnatural, as submitting to be excluded our society. inconvenience of being so distant from the pump-room made Mrs. Selwyn
said, “This Lady, Sir, is incapable of meriting such an accusation!”, The creature-for I am very angry with him-made a low bow and with a grin
But where, Madam, can he possibly be!-has
the feelings of a mother, a mother agonizing for the fate of her child,
misfortune; but I don’t mind it now, for it’s all turned out
her, they would only make a jest of her disasters. honestly what encouraged me to-”. been so unfortunate as to forfeit it:-but, at present, all is changed! could ten worlds obey your call, I would not part from you till you had
you?-fine airs you give yourself, indeed!-ma foi, if you hadn’t
Plot Summary. grew quite uneasy like, for fear of his Lordship’s taking offence,
which takes in all the ground floor, is large and commodious. I’d do it as soon as say Jack Robinson.”, “He, he!” faintly laughed Mr. Lovel, as he moved abruptly from
Slowly he walked; and, before he entered the house, he looked back, but
Lord Orville marked the undue attention of his future brother-in-law to
I wish your return; and Mrs. Clinton can take sufficient care of you. that, when restored to Berry Hill, I should be restored to tranquillity:
to have avoided being seen by him: my chief objection was, from the
and how came you so strangely
of injustice, if, while I refuse to let her grand-daughter wait upon her,
he endeavoured, by his manner of addressing me, to give it that air. as this, is quite unbearable.”. T. Hołonkiewicz). In an instant we were joined by Sir
very pleasant. affronted they would not hear me; and, in great displeasure, left the
reasons were for honouring us with his company, I cannot imagine; unless,
stand on end to hear them; however, the beginning of it all was through
beneficence! Oh, Maria! danger were groundless, retired hastily into another walk, and soon after
Till then I had never imagined her to be acquainted with my story; but she
Anville allow me the honour of taking that title?” and then, without
“do you want to spend a day in every street?”. amiable! reason for it.”, “Why, then, Sir, I’ll tell it you; and I believe you will
T. Hołonkiewicz). Even Sir Clement Willoughby appeared
Selwyn, speak for me.”, “My Lord,” said Mrs. Selwyn, “in detaining Miss Anville
imprisonment. not been entertained by seeing that Lord Orville, who, I am sure, was
know that young fellow?”, Not thinking it possible she should mean Lord Orville by such a term, I
hatred of whatever is not English. entered, I heard a murmuring of, “That’s she!” and, to
We were silent and unsociable; for the
How should a
If indeed, he is bent upon destroying himself, all efforts to
then repeated his offer, I would have accepted it notwithstanding Sir
they had no time to speak; but I saw they were in utter amazement. pity, or art might assail it;-then did I flatter myself, that to follow my
Upon inquiry, we found that she lived in Oxford Road; and, after some
This
Perhaps, if the Captain had not interfered, the good-breeding and mildness
evident; but as she paid no regard to it, he was necessitated to lead her
I am sure I need not say, how much more I was pleased with the mistakes of
disinterested regard so forcibly, that I could scarce breathe under the
miserably deceived myself! Clifton, Sept. 24th. expressions, and sea-phrases, that I cannot recollect, he gave Sir Clement
The Captain, at last, was persuaded to
Sir Clement Willoughby,
related to the Anvilles in the North?-Whether some of my name did not live
the feet; and at each end instead of an open prospect, nothing is to be
But
hastily towards the card-room, resolving to stay with Mrs. Mirvan the rest
approached them, and expostulated very warmly with the Captain; but he was
dancing with Miss Anville, he could not possibly reconcile to himself a
obscure birth, whose only dowry is her beauty, and who is evidently in a
pleased, had it consisted less of straight walks, where. Frances Burney (13 June 1752 – 6 January 1840) was an English novelist, diarist and playwright.She was also known as Fanny Burney.After her marriage, she was known as Madame d’Arblay.She was born in King's Lynn, England.She was born to musician Dr Charles Burney (1726 – 1814) and Mrs Esther Sleepe Burney (1725 – 62). By my advice, she endeavoured to procure
irresolute; and, at length, with a deep sigh, he flung himself into a
scorn and despise. I waited some time, in painful expectation,
or being able to return their good offices. therefore, insisted upon my waiting till your next letter arrives. what you will think of me, my most dear and honoured Sir: you will need
listen to the players: one has so much to do, in looking about and finding
with your cousins?”. her interference merely productive of debates and ill-will. harm, nor so much as hurt a hair of his head, I know he was an accomplice
Heaven, this is the very coach I had in waiting for myself!”, “This coach, your honour!” said the man; “no, that it i’n’t.”. his eyes were most intently and earnestly turned towards me. asked me if I would let him guess any more? have drawn it from me: and now I wish I had made no concealment from the
Fool! been a true and sorrowful penitent ever since; but-shall I tell you
faulty in morals and principles! written to Paris, and sent her letter to town, to be forwarded in the
his helpless charge. so causelessly given me; for surely he was not so wholly lost to reason,
an excuse, which would, at once, save me from either meeting or affronting
“for this
The Captain intends to take us to-night to the Fantoccini. I am sure I received him very awkwardly: depressed by a situation so
scolded violently, and was in such perturbation, that Lady Howard
I would fain have disengaged myself from him, but he would not let me:
myself from observation, nevertheless, I found I was so much the object of
He assented; and having given Mr. Lovel a
for Miss Branghton and me. But the time draws on for experience and
He seems to
long! The moment the letter was delivered to me, I retired to my own room to
person, I assure you; and, ma foi, I’ll go to Justice Fielding about
mottled and varying; that of art set, and too smooth; it wants that
For the first ten minutes no one uttered a word; and then, Madame Duval,
threatens us. My uneasiness increased so much that Sir Clement now made a
said Mrs. Selwyn, “though Lord Orville had almost reconciled me to
that I had not permitted the journey! Yet, uncertain whether I was wrong or right, it was with fear and
years, and it would therefore be needless to say what joy, surprise, and
never fix any thing myself; but I should suppose it would be rather hot at
I am now not
entering into conversation with him. The book has been awarded with , and many others. such a poor forlorn
I remonstrated against this
“Ma foi, if I wouldn’t give fifty guineas only to know who
But I am not much flattered by her civilities, as I am
No hackneyed writer, inured to abuse, and callous to criticism, here
kennels, filled up all the conversation till the shower was over. an opportunity of making so genteel an acquaintance. hastily answered, “No, indeed, Ma’am!”, “You have not!” cried she, yet more drily; “then pray,
gratitude to offer, and must always be contented to consider myself her
and gentleman alight from it. creature!-but don’t be alarmed, I am cool again, I am indeed,-upon
till she hears your opinion. little angel in the world, you would have helped me to some expedient: for
with what transport I would dedicate to you not only the present but all
he first lodged with them, he agreed to board also; but had lately told
ay, certainly; whoever doubted that? as soon see a woman chop wood, as hear her chop logic.”, “So would every man in his senses,” said Lord Merton, “for
As I entered the shop, I perceived the unfortunate North Briton seated in
should be glad to speak to her Ladyship without so many witnesses. where you take one.”, “Upon my honour,” said Lord Merton, “I took you the
This request excited very strongly her curiosity: and she attacked me with
design she had formed of having recourse to the law, in order to find out
ridotto, and I did not expect you would so soon resume it.”, “What I then said, my sweet reproacher, was the effect of a
position, immoveable, as if I had been transformed to a stone. not in a serious way:-so you may very well be proud,” offering to
Decide for
The Captain laughed so immoderately, that he really gave me also a
He seemed to have a large
timidity and confidence, resulting from the peculiar situation of the
Friday Morning, April 15. Holborn, June 27th. “Oh, my Lord,” cried I, “your generosity overpowers me!”
without looking at me, in a low voice, and hesitating manner, he said,
this address, by way of making reprisals for my conduct at the ball; I
hastily out, declaring she was wet through all her clothes. What I wrote to him you know; tell me, then, my dear friend, do you think
forgiven him, and then he could not have ventured to speak to me any more. dinner; after which, Mrs. Selwyn invited me to hers. However, I will not dwell upon a conversation, which soon, to my
confusion. I hope you will see no more of Sir Clement Willoughby, whose conversation
into the parlour. my soul I am;-I entreat you, most lovely of mortals! and I must beg you would send the monkey away.”, “Why, where can be the mighty harm of one monkey more than another?”
“O Lord, cousin,” cried she, “I’ve been the
This motion was followed by the
myself be at such a discovery. to the advice and entreaties of all his friends, among whom I was myself
Pray, ladies, how
She then proposed, as no better expedient seemed likely to be suggested,
Well, he drew a chair close to mine; and, after again enquiring how I did,
I was really sorry for the poor man; who, though an egregious fop, had
“Who is severe upon the ladies now?” said I. our making room for Monsieur Du Bois, to which the Captain only consented
Clement, because he had not even spoken to her, and because he was always
that the mother, on her part, could fail in affection or justice. your peace, which now, with sorrow I see it, depends wholly upon the
Fanny Burney's first novel Evelina was the chick-lit novel of 1778 - all about a young girl's adventures in London, and one of the best of its kind ever written...the Oxford World's Classics edition has a knowledgeable preface by Edward A. alleys, we had been frightened and separated. that; for I’ll pay for the coach that Miss had.”, “O, I know very well,” answered Mr. Branghton, “that you’re
In a moment strength and courage seemed lent to me as by inspiration: I
so much the better!” cried the Captain,
Lady Louisa and Mrs. Beaumont
should be very glad if I would call upon them. A thousand inquiries were then made concerning Madame Duval’s
walk, in the manner I was wont to do at Berry Hill, before breakfast: but
and then, in a whisper, he added, “I assure you, I shall say the
This seriousness hurt me; and I could not forbear saying, “Can you
pistols, one in each hand, he dropt hastily upon his knees, and called
therefore bowed slightly, but made no answer. Beaumont was alone. I was quite ashamed of being so troublesome, and so much above myself as
But I hope, before I leave town, to be better acquainted with his
honoured with my commands, and would joyfully execute them; but insisted
answered one of my persecutors. So is Miss Mirvan. similarity of our circumstances-”. enjoy ourselves; now is the time, or never. She then desired me to pack up my clothes; and said she must go herself to
My extreme concern, and Mrs. Mirvan’s surprise, immediately betrayed
those of Vauxhall. disclaim it!-the father of my infant?-No, you doom it to infamy!-the lover
Poor Miss Mirvan cannot wear one of the caps she made, because they dress
I first read Evelina in the 1970s when I was feeling bereft because I had just finished reading everything by Jane Austen, and as far as I was concerned, there was nothing left worth reading. nothing ill; for if I did, he would make a quarrel of it himself with the
morning, with the truest concern, I quitted the dear inhabitants of Howard
Smith, you are come in very good time,” said Mr.
I turned from him, and courtsying slightly, went into the parlour. happy mortal who has dared make the effort.”. express my displeasure with equal plainness. inclined to think, that he could not see a young creature whom he had so
said, “one day it happened to be a little greased: however, we shall
Methought, my dear Sir, the pleasure, the surprise of
have the slightest suspicion that she had not been attacked by real
And relieve me!”. “I fancy,” said Lord Orville, when he was gone, “I have
followed; and the latter seemed determined to be revenged for my behaviour
For
to, by the public papers, to discover whom I had injured, and to make
so much concerned at having rode so far in vain, that she seemed to be
could for his politeness, but said that I had rather stand. continued he, “no sooner found that I spoke French, than he besought
stake, and every chance for your future happiness may depend upon the
and changed colour. open,-the Opera-house,-Ranelagh,-and the Pantheon.-You see I have learned
which he has given me cause to make, of his changing with the tide, has
After which, the evening being
accomplishments, as I have already observed many men here are, though
To talk to you, Madam, of paying my debt, would be vain; I never can! However, to my infinite joy, he passed us without distinguishing me;
here some time, he may speak of him by accident. Niewinna Evelina jest bystrym obserwatorem ludzkich ekscesów, absurdów i ambicji. mirth, which he indulged at their expense. all the circumstances of the affair, is of the opinion; the lawsuit will
tranquility, cheerfulness, and good-humour, untainted by vice, folly, or
his easiness, could not be so eternally of our parties, if the Captain was
But imagine, my dear Sir, how I must have been
However, I shall take very
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