ThatJuliaescapedbetterthanMariawasowing，insomemeasure，toafavourabledifferenceofdispositionandcircumstance，butinagreatertoherhavingbeenlessthedarlingofthatveryaunt，lessflatteredandlessspoilt。
Herbeautyandacquirementshadheldbutasecondplace。
ShehadbeenalwaysusedtothinkherselfalittleinferiortoMaria。Hertemperwasnaturallytheeasiestofthetwo；
herfeelings，thoughquick，weremorecontrollable，andeducationhadnotgivenhersoveryhurtfuladegreeofself-consequence。
ShehadsubmittedthebesttothedisappointmentinHenryCrawford。Afterthefirstbitternessoftheconvictionofbeingslightedwasover，shehadbeentolerablysooninafairwayofnotthinkingofhimagain；