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And do you really love him quite well enough�拭�Oh�察�Lizzy� �do any 

thing rather than marry without affection。 Are you quite sure that 

you feel what you ought to do�拭� 

    `Oh�察  �yes�   �You   will   only   think   I   feel  more  than   I   ought   to   do�察�

when I tell you all。¨ 

    `What do you mean�拭� 

    `Why�察�I must confess�察�that I love him better than I do Bingley。 I 

am afraid you will be angry。¨ 

    `My dearest sister�察�now be serious。 I want to talk very seriously。 

Let  me   know  every  thing  that   I   am   to   know�察  �without   delay。   Will 

you tell me how long you have loved him�拭� 



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    `It has been coming on so gradually�察�that I hardly know when it 

began。      But   I  believe    I  must    date   it  from    my    first  seeing    his 

beautiful grounds at Pemberley。¨ 

    Another intreaty that she would be serious�察�however�察�produced 

the    desired    effect�察  �and   she   soon    satisfied    Jane    by  her   solemn 

assurances   of   attachment。   When   convinced   on   that   article�察  �Miss 

Bennet had nothing farther to wish。 

    `Now I am quite happy�察� said   she�察  �for  you  will be   as   happy  as 

myself。 I always had a   value   for  him。 Were   it  for  nothing but  his 

love    of  you�察   �I  must    always     have    esteemed      him�察   �but   now�察   �as 

Bingley¨s friend and your husband�察�there can be only Bingley and 

yourself more dear to me。 But Lizzy�察�you have been very sly�察�very 

reserved   with   me。   How   little   did   you   tell   me   of   what   passed   at 

Pemberley  and   Lambton�  �I   owe all   that   I   know   of   it�察  �to   another�察�

not to you。¨ 

    Elizabeth   told   her   the   motives   of   her   secrecy。   She   had   been 

unwilling to mention Bingley�察�and the unsettled state of  her  own 

feelings  had made   her   equally   avoid   the   name   of   his   friend。   But 

now   she   would   no   longer   conceal   from   her�察  �his   share   in   Lydia¨s 

marriage。       All  was    acknowledged�察       �and    half   the   night   spent    in 

conversation。 



                                   !!!!!! 



    `Good   gracious� �   cried   Mrs。   Bennet�察  �as   she   stood   at   a   window 

the   next   morning�察   �if   that   disagreeable   Mr。   Darcy   is   not   coming 

here again with our dear Bingley� �What can he mean by being so 

tiresome   as   to   be   always   coming   here�拭  �I   had   no   notion   but   he 

would   go   a   shooting�察  �or   something   or   other�察  �and   not   disturb   us 



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with   his   company。   What   shall   we   do   with   him�拭  �Lizzy�察  �you   must 

walk out with him again�察�that he may not be in Bingley¨s way。¨ 

    Elizabeth      could    hardly    help    laughing     at  so   convenient      a 

proposal�察 �yet  was   really  vexed   that  her  mother  should be always 

giving him such an epithet。 

    As soon as they entered�察�Bingley looked at her so expressively�察�

and shook hands   with  such  warmth�察�as left  no  doubt  of  his   good 

information�察�and he soon afterwards said aloud�察 �Mr。 Bennet�察� have 

you   no   more   lanes   hereabouts   in   which   Lizzy   may  lose   her   way 

again to´day�拭� 

    `I advise Mr。 Darcy�察�and Lizzy�察�and Kitty�察� said Mrs。 Bennet�察 �to 

walk   to Oakham   Mount  this   morning。   It  is   a  nice   long  walk�察�and 

Mr。 Darcy has never seen the view。¨ 

    `It may do very well for the others�察� replied Mr。 Bingley�察 �but I 

am sure it will be too much for Kitty。 Wont it�察�Kitty�拭� 

    Kitty owned that she had rather stay at home。 Darcy professed 

a   great   curiosity   to   see   the   view   from   the   Mount�察  �and   Elizabeth 

silently consented。 As she went up stairs to get ready�察�Mrs。 Bennet 

followed her�察�saying�察�

    `I am quite sorry�察�Lizzy�察�that you should be forced to have that 

disagreeable man all to yourself。 But I hope you will not mind it�此�it 

is   all  for  Jane¨s   sake�察  �you   know�察   �and   there    is  no  occasion    for 

talking to him�察�except just now and then。 So�察�do not put yourself to 

inconvenience。¨ 

    During   their   walk�察  �it   was   resolved   that   Mr。   Bennet¨s   consent 

should be asked in the course of the evening。 Elizabeth reserved to 

herself the application for her mother¨s。 She could not determine 

how her mother would take it�察�sometimes doubting whether all his 

wealth      and    grandeur       would     be    enough      to   overcome       her 



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abhorrence of the man。 But whether she were violently set against 

the   match�察  �or   violently   delighted   with   it�察  �it   was   certain   that   her 

manner would be equally ill adapted to do credit to her sense�察�and 

she    could    no  more    bear    that  Mr。   Darcy     should    hear   the   first 

raptures       of   her    joy�察   �than     the    first   vehemence        of   her 

disapprobation。 



                                  !!!!!! 



    In the evening�察�soon after Mr。 Bennet withdrew to the library�察�

she saw Mr。 Darcy rise also and follow him�察�and her agitation on 

seeing it was extreme。 She did not fear her father¨s opposition�察�but 

he was going to be made unhappy�察�and that it should be through 

her means�察�that she�察�his favourite child�察�should be distressing him 

by    her  choice�察   �should    be  filling  him    with   fears   and   regrets   in 

disposing of her�察�was a wretched reflection�察�and she sat in misery 

till   Mr。   Darcy   appeared   again�察  �when�察  �looking   at   him�察  �she   was   a 

little   relieved   by   his   smile。   In   a   few   minutes   he   approached   the 

table   where   she   was   sitting   with   Kitty�察  �and�察  �while   pretending   to 

admire her work�察�said in a   whisper�察   �Go  to  your  father�察  �he   wants 

you in the library。¨ She was gone directly。 

    Her    father   was   walking     about    the   room�察   �looking    grave   and 

anxious。 `Lizzy�察� said he�察 �what are you doing�拭�Are you out of your 

senses�察    �to  be  accepting     this  man�拭    �Have    not  you    always    hated 

him�拭� 

    How earnestly did she then wish that her former opinions had 

been more   reasonable�察 �her  expressions more   moderate�  �It   would 

have   spared  her  from   explanations   and   professions   which   it   was 

exceedingly  awkward   to   give�察  �but   they   were   now   necessary�察  �and 



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she   assured   him   with   some   confusion�察  �of   her   attachment   to   Mr。 

Darcy。 

    `Or in other words�察�you are determined to have him。 He is rich�察�

to be sure�察�and you may have more fine clothes and fine carriages 

than Jane。 But will they make you happy�拭� 

    `Have you any other objection�察� said Elizabeth�察 �than your belief 

of my indifference�拭� 

    `None at all。 We all know him to be a proud�察�unpleasant sort of 

man�察�but this would be nothing if you really liked him。¨ 

    `I do�察�I do like him�察� she replied�察�with tears in her  eyes�察   �I love 

him。   Indeed   he   has   no   improper   pride。   He   is   perfectly   amiable。 

You do not know what he really is�察�then pray  do  not  pain   me  by 

speaking of him in such terms。¨ 

    `Lizzy�察� said 

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