“The lady, I suppose, has no choice in the affair.” “Choice!—how do you mean?” “I only mean that I suppose, from your manner of speaking, it must be the same to Miss Morton whether she marry Edward or Robert.” “Certainly, there can be no difference; for Robert will now to all intents and purposes be considered as the eldest son;—and as to anything else, they are both very agreeable young men: I do not know that one is superior to the other.”
More foreshadow. But with a brilliant double meaning for the word "choice."
