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to   every    body。!That      is  my    idea   of  good    breeding�察    �and   those 

persons      who   fancy    themselves     very   important     and    never    open 

their mouths�察�quite mistake the matter。¨ 

    `Did Charlotte dine with you�拭� 

    `No�察  �she   would   go   home。     I  fancy   she  was   wanted     about    the 

mince pies。 For my part�察�Mr。 Bingley�察�I  always keep servants that 

can  do  their  own   work�察�my  daughters   are  brought   up   differently。 

But every body is to judge for themselves�察�and the Lucases are very 

good sort of girls�察�I assure you。 It is a pity they are not handsome� �

Not    that  I  think    Charlotte    so  very   plain!but       then   she   is  our 

particular friend。¨ 

    `She seems a very pleasant young woman�察� said Bingley。 

    `Oh� �dear�察�yes�察�but you must own she is very plain。 Lady Lucas 

herself has often said so�察�and envied me Jane¨s beauty。 I do not like 



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to boast of my own child�察�but to be sure�察�Jane!one does not often 

see   any   body  better   looking。   It   is   what   every   body   says。   I   do  not 

trust   my   own   partiality。   When   she   was   only   fifteen�察  �there   was   a 

gentleman at my brother Gardiner¨s in town�察�so much in love with 

her�察  �that   my   sister´in´law   was   sure   he   would   make   her   an   offer 

before we came away。 But however he did not。 Perhaps he thought 

her   too   young。   However�察  �he   wrote   some   verses   on   her�察  �and   very 

pretty they were。¨ 

    `And so ended his affection�察� said Elizabeth impatiently。   `There 

has been many a one�察�I fancy�察�overcome in the same way。 I wonder 

who first discovered the efficacy of poetry in driving away love� � 

    `I   have   been   used   to   consider   poetry   as   the food   of   love�察�   said 

Darcy。 

    `Of a fine�察�stout�察�healthy love it may。 Every thing nourishes what 

is strong already。 But if it be only a slight�察�thin sort of inclination�察�I 

am convinced that one good sonnet will starve it entirely away。¨ 

    Darcy  only  smiled�察�and   the   general   pause   which   ensued   made 

Elizabeth      tremble     lest  her   mother     should     be   exposing     herself 

again。 She longed to speak�察�but could think of nothing to say�察�and 

after   a   short   silence   Mrs。   Bennet   began   repeating   her   thanks   to 

Mr。 Bingley for his kindness to Jane�察�with an apology for troubling 

him     also  with    Lizzy。   Mr。   Bingley     was   unaffectedly      civil  in  his 

answer�察�and forced his younger sister to be civil also�察�and say what 

the    occasion    required。     She   performed       her   part   indeed    without 

much      graciousness�察      �but   Mrs。   Bennet      was    satisfied�察  �and    soon 

afterwards ordered her carriage。 Upon this signal�察�the youngest of 

her    daughters       put   herself    forward。     The    two    girls   had   been 

whispering to each other during the whole visit�察�and the result of it 

was�察    �that   the   youngest      should     tax   Mr。   Bingley     with    having 



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promised   on   his   first   coming   into   the       country   to   give    a  ball   at 

Netherfield。 

    Lydia      was    a  stout�察   �well´grown       girl   of  fifteen�察   �with    a   fine 

complexion and good´humoured countenance�察�a favourite with her 

mother�察  �whose   affection   had   brought   her   into   public   at   an   early 

age。    She    had    high    animal     spirits�察   �and    a  sort   of   natural    self´ 

consequence�察  �which   the   attentions   of   the           officers�察  �to   whom     her 

uncle¨s   good   dinners   and   her   own   easy   manners             recommended 

her�察�had increased into assurance。 She was very equal therefore to 

address      Mr。    Bingley     on    the   subject    of   the   ball�察 �and    abruptly 

reminded   him   of   his   promise�察  �adding�察  �that   it   would   be   the   most 

shameful thing in the world if he did not keep it。 His answer to this 

sudden attack was delightful to their mother¨s ear。 

    `I am perfectly ready�察�I assure you�察�to keep my engagement�察�and 

when your sister is recovered�察�you shall if you please name the very 

day of the ball。 But you would not wish to be dancing while she is 

ill。¨ 

    Lydia     declared     herself   satisfied。     `Oh�   �yes!it   would      be   much 

better     to  wait   till  Jane   was    well�察  �and    by   that   time   most    likely 

Captain   Carter   would   be   at   Meryton   again。   And   when   you   have 

given your ball�察� she added�察 �I shall insist on their giving one also。 I 

shall tell Colonel Forster it will be quite a shame if he does not。¨ 

    Mrs。   Bennet   and   her   daughters   then   departed�察  �and   Elizabeth 

returned       instantly    to  Jane�察   �leaving     her   own    and    her   relations¨ 

behaviour   to   the   remarks   of   the   two   ladies   and   Mr。   Darcy�察  �the 

latter of whom�察�however�察�could not be prevailed on to join in their 

censure of her�察�in spite of all Miss Bingley¨s witticisms onfine eyes。 



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                              CHAPTER X 



          he   day   passed   much   as   the   day   before   had   done。   Mrs。 

          Hurst     and   Miss   Bingley    had   spent   some    hours    of  the 

T 

          morning with  the   invalid�察  �who  continued�察  �though  slowly�察�

to   mend�察  �and   in   the   evening   Elizabeth   joined   their   party   in   the 

drawing´room。 The loo table�察�however�察�did not appear。 Mr。 Darcy 

was writing�察�and Miss Bingley�察�seated near him�察�was watching the 

progress   of   his   letter�察  �and   repeatedly   calling   off   his   attention   by 

messages to his sister。 Mr。 Hurst and Mr。 Bingley were at piquet�察�

and Mrs。 Hurst was observing their game。 

   Elizabeth      took   up    some    needlework�察     �and    was   sufficiently 

amused      in  attending     to  what    passed    between     Darcy    and   his 

companion。 The perpetual commendations of the lady either on his 

hand´writing�察�or on the evenness of his lines�察�or on the length of his 

letter�察  �with   the   perfect   unconcern   with   which   her   praises    were 

received�察  �formed   a   curious   dialogue�察  �and   was     exactly   in  unison 

with her opinion of each。 

   `How delighted Miss Darcy will be to receive such a letter� � 

   He made no answer。 

   `You write uncommonly fast。¨ 

   `You are mistaken。 I write rather slowly。¨ 

   `How many letters you must have occasion to write in the course 

of   the   year�   �Letters   of   business   too�   �How   odious   I   should   think 

them� � 

   `It is fortunate�察�then�察�that they fall to my lot instead of to yours。¨ 

   `Pray tell your sister that I long to see her。¨ 



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    `I have already told her so once�察�by your desire。¨ 

    `I am afraid you do not like your pen。 Let me mend it for you。 I 

mend pens remarkably well。¨ 

    `Thank you!but I always mend my own。 

    `How can you contrive to write so even�拭� 

    He was silent。 

    `Tell your sister I am delighted to hear of her  improvement  on 

the   harp�察  �and   pray let  her  know  that  I am   qu

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