^{the best}pretend to a much better match^{of the two.}than she could. — The only person among them whose opposition offeelings c^d .could^excitebe any serious anxietyto them, was Lady Ruſsel. – Anneknew that Lady R –––Russel must be suffering some pain in understanding & re::linquishing M^r . E –––Elliot & be making some struggles to become truly ac::quainted with & do justice to Capt.CaptainW. –––Wentworth This however, was what LadyR–––Russel had now to do. She must learn to feel that she had been mis::taken with regard to both — that she had been unfairly influencedby ^{appearances in}the manners of each — that,because Capt.CaptainW.Wentworth's manners had notsuited her own exact ideas, she had been too quick in suspecting themto indicate a Character of dangerousImpetuousity, & that becauseM^r . Elliot's manners had precisely pleased her in their propriety & cor::rectneſs, their suavity generalpoliteneſs & suavity, she had been too quick in receiving them as the certain result of the most correct opinions & well regulated