Mrs。Chapmanhadjustreachedtheatticfloor，whenMissPricecameoutofherroomcompletelydressed，andonlycivilitieswerenecessary；butFannyfeltheraunt’sattentionalmostasmuchasLadyBertramorMrs。Chapmancoulddothemselves。
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Heruncleandbothherauntswereinthedrawing-roomwhenFannywentdown。Totheformershewasaninterestingobject，andhesawwithpleasurethegeneraleleganceofherappearance，andherbeinginremarkablygoodlooks。
Theneatnessandproprietyofherdresswasallthathewouldallowhimselftocommendinherpresence，butuponherleavingtheroomagainsoonafterwards，hespokeofherbeautywithverydecidedpraise。
“Yes，“saidLadyBertram，“shelooksverywell。