pain on
her，your
resentment
has not
been
unreasonable.But
I shall
not
scruple to
assert，that
the
serenity
of your
sister's
countenance
and air
was
such，as
might have
given the
most acute
observer，a
conviction
that，however
amiable
her
temper，her
heart was
not likely
to be
easily
touched.—That
I was
desirous
of
believing
her
indifferent
is
certain，—but
I will
venture to
say that
my
investigations
and
decisions
are not
usually
influenced
