Chapter 59On the morning dedicated to admiral and Mrs. Field's visit to Kellynch Hall, Anne found it most natural to take her almost daily walk to Lady Russell and avoid them. until it was all over; when she found it most natural to regret that she had missed the opportunity to see her.
This meeting of the two parties proved to be highly satisfying and decided the whole thing at once. Each lady used to be sympathetic to an agreement and therefore saw in the other nothing but good manners; and as for the gentlemen, there was such a warm cheerfulness on the part of the admiral, such an open, trusting generosity, sir Walter, who also received assurances from Mr that he was known to the admiral by report as a prime example of good breeding.
The house and grounds and furniture were approved,
