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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

investigation

and

decisions

are not

usually

influenced

by my

hopes or

fears. I

did not

believe

her to be

indifferent

because I

wished it;

I believed

it on

impartial

conviction,