mr. Knightley mr. Knightley I stopped
you ungraciously to snow and gave you a
pain if you have any wish to speak to me
openly about anything you might have in
contemplation as your friend I cannot
refuse you indeed has your old friend
I will hear whatever it is you wish to
tell me Emma
you want our friendship to remain the
same as it has always been but I cannot
desire that but why I know I make
mistakes but had you been here the last
few days you would have seen how I've
tried to change please tell me I'm your
friend I do not wish to call you my
friend because I hope to call you
something infinitely more dear have you
not wondered why I never befriended
Frank Churchill it was because I knew he
was intended for you indeed when you
insulted
Miss Bates at the picnic I thought that
evidence of his influence over you that
could not bear to see it so I I went
away but I went to the wrong place
my brother's house is usually a place of
comfort to me but seeing your sister
there kept you fresh in my mind and the
torture I assure you was acute I only
felt hope again when I heard of mr.
Churchill's engagement I rushed back
anxious for your feelings
came to be near you
you