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"Mrs. Jennings told me," said he, "that you wished to speak with me, at least I understood her so,- or I certainly should not have intruded on you in such a manner; though, at the same time, I should have been extremely sorry to leave London without seeing you and your sister; especially as it will most likely be some time- it is not probable that I should soon have the pleasure of meeting you again. I go to Oxford to-morrow." 　　 "You would not have gone, however," said Elinor, recovering herself, and determined to get over what she so much dreaded as soon as possible, "without receiving our good wishes, even if we had not been able to give them in person. Mrs. Jennings was quite right in what she said. I have something of consequence to inform you of, which I was on the point of communicating by paper. I am charged with a most agreeable office (breathing rather faster than usual as she spoke). Colonel Brandon, who was here only ten minutes ago, has desired me to say, that understanding you mean to take orders, he has great pleasure in offering you the living of Delaford now just vacant, and only wishes it were more valuable. Allow me to congratulate you on having so respectable and well- judging a friend, and to join in his wish that the living- it is about two hundred a year- were much more considerable, and such as might better enable you to- as might be more than a temporary accommodation to yourself- such, in short, as might establish all your views of happiness."