Chapter 67A certain change of face was necessary for each gentleman when they went to Mrs. Winstone's salon; Alton has to compensate for his joyful looks and Mr. John Hill has to dispel his bad mood. Mr. Alton had to smile less and Mr. John Hill more to make her suitable for the place. – Only Emma could be as nature demanded and be as happy as she was. It was a real pleasure for them to be with the Winstones. Mr. Winstone was a great favorite, and there was no being in the world with whom she spoke as unreservedly as with his wife; not to anyone to whom she told with such conviction to be heard and understood, to always be interesting and always understandable, the small matters, orders, confusions and joys of her father and herself. She couldn't tell anything about Hartfield, in which Mrs
