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@@@@@ It requires a gentlewoman?a Julia BertramYou will undertake it, I hope?? turning to her with a look of anxious entreaty, which softened her a little; but while she hesitated what to say, her brother again interposed with Miss Crawford?s better claim ?No, no, Julia must not be AmeliaIt is not at all the part for her She would not like itShe would not do wellShe is too tall and robustAmelia should be a small, light, girlish, skipping figureIt is fit for Miss Crawford, and Miss Crawford onlyShe looks the part, and I am persuaded will do it admirably Without attending to this, Henry Crawford continued his supplication ?You must oblige us,? said he, ?indeed you mustWhen you have studied the character, I am sure you will feel it suit you Tragedy may be your choice, but it will certainly appear that comedy chuses youYou will be to visit me in prison with a basket of 120 Mansfield Park provisions; you will not refuse to visit me in prison? I think I see you coming in with your basket? The influence of his voice was feltJulia wavered; but was he only trying to soothe and pacify her, and make her overlook the previous affront? She distrusted himThe slight had been most determined He was, perhaps, but at treacherous play with herShe looked suspiciously at her sister; Maria?s countenance was to decide it: if she were vexed and alarmed?but Maria looked all serenity and satisfaction, and Julia well knew that on this ground Maria could not be happy but at her expenseWith hasty indignation, therefore, and a tremulous voice, she said to him, ?You do not seem afraid of not keeping your countenance when I come in with a basket of provisions? though one might have supposed?but it is only as Agatha that I was to be so overpowering!? She stopped?Henry Crawford looked rather foolish, and as if he did not know what to sayTom Bertram began again? ?Miss Crawford must be AmeliaShe will be an excellent Amelia ?Do not be afraid of my wanting the character,? cried Julia, with angry quickness: ?I am not to be Agatha, and I am sure I will do nothing else; and as to Amelia, it is of all parts in the world the most disgusting to meAn odious, little, pert, unnatural, impudent girlI have always protested against comedy, and this is comedy in its worst