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activity which took their brother by surprise�察�and hurrying off as if 

eager to escape from Mrs。 Bennet¨s civilities。 

    The prospect of the Netherfield ball was extremely agreeable to 

every   female   of   the   family。   Mrs。   Bennet   chose   to   consider   it   as 



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given   in compliment  to  her  eldest  daughter�察  �and   was   particularly 

flattered     by   receiving    the   invitation     from   Mr。    Bingley     himself�察�

instead   of   a   ceremonious   card。   Jane   pictured   to   herself   a   happy 

evening in the society of her two friends�察�and the attention of their 

brother�察  �and   Elizabeth   thought   with   pleasure   of   dancing   a   great 

deal with Mr。 Wickham�察�and of seeing a confirmation of every thing 

in Mr。 Darcy¨s looks and behaviour。 The happiness anticipated by 

Catherine   and   Lydia�察  �depended   less   on   any   single   event�察  �or   any 

particular   person�察  �for   though   they   each�察  �like   Elizabeth�察  �meant   to 

dance half the evening with Mr。 Wickham�察�he was by no means the 

only partner who could satisfy them�察�and a ball was at any rate�察�a 

ball。   And    even    Mary     could   assure    her   family    that   she   had    no 

disinclination for it。 

    `While     I  can   have    my    mornings      to   myself�察�   said   she�察   �it  is 

enough。!I        think    it  no  sacrifice   to  join   occasionally     in   evening 

engagements。 Society has claims on us all�察�and I profess myself one 

of   those   who   consider   intervals   of   recreation   and   amusement   as 

desirable for every body。¨ 

    Elizabeth¨s spirits were so high on the occasion�察�that though she 

did not often speak unnecessarily to Mr。 Collins�察�she could not help 

asking him whether he intended to accept Mr。 Bingley¨s invitation�察�

and   if   he  did�察  �whether   he     would    think    it   proper   to   join   in   the 

evening¨s amusement�察�and she was rather surprised to find that he 

entertained   no   scruple   whatever   on   that   head�察  �and   was   very   far 

from     dreading      a  rebuke     either   from    the   Archbishop�察      �or  Lady 

Catherine de Bourgh�察�by venturing to dance。 

    `I am by no means of opinion�察�I assure you�察� said he�察 �that a ball 

of   this   kind�察  �given   by   a   young   man   of   character�察  �to   respectable 

people�察�can have any evil tendency�察�and I am so far from objecting 



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to dancing myself that I shall hope to be honoured with the hands 

of all my fair cousins in the course of the evening�察�and I take this 

opportunity   of   soliciting   yours�察  �Miss   Elizabeth�察  �for   the     two   first 

dances especially�察�a preference which I trust my cousin Jane will 

attribute to the right cause�察�and not to any disrespect for her。¨ 

    Elizabeth      felt  herself    completely      taken    in。  She    had    fully 

proposed being engaged by Wickham for those very dances�此�and 

to   have   Mr。   Collins   instead�   �her   liveliness   had   been   never   worse 

timed。 There was no help for it however。 Mr。 Wickham¨s happiness 

and her own was per force delayed a little longer�察�and Mr。 Collins¨s 

proposal accepted with as good a grace as she could。 She was not 

the better pleased with his gallantry�察�from the idea it suggested of 

something   more。!It   now   first   struck   her�察  �that  she      was   selected 

from among her sisters as worthy of being the mistress of Hunsford 

Parsonage�察�and of assisting to form a quadrille table at Rosings�察�in 

the   absence   of   more   eligible   visitors。   The   idea    soon   reached    to 

conviction�察�as she observed his increasing civilities toward herself�察�

and   heard   his   frequent   attempt   at   a   compliment   on   her   wit   and 

vivacity�察�and though more astonished than gratified herself�察�by this 

effect of her charms�察�it was not long before her mother gave her to 

understand that the probability of their marriage was exceedingly 

agreeable to her。 Elizabeth however did not chuse to take the hint�察�

being well aware that a serious dispute must be the consequence of 

any reply。 Mr。 Collins might never make the offer�察�and till he did�察�it 

was useless to quarrel about him。 

    If there had not been a Netherfield ball to prepare for and talk 

of�察�the younger Miss Bennets would have been in a pitiable state at 

this time�察�for from the day of the invitation�察�to the day of the ball�察�

there was such a succession of rain as prevented their walking to 



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Meryton       once。   No    aunt�察  �no   officers�察  �no  news     could    be  sought 

after�察�the very shoe´roses for Netherfield were got by proxy。 Even 

Elizabeth might have found some trial of her patience in weather�察�

which     totally   suspended       the  improvement         of  her   acquaintance 

with   Mr。   Wickham�察  �and   nothing   less   than   a   dance   on   Tuesday�察�

could   have   made   such   a   Friday�察  �Saturday�察  �Sunday   and   Monday�察�

endurable to Kitty and Lydia。 



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                           CHAPTER XVIII 



          ill Elizabeth entered the drawing´room at Netherfield and 

          looked in vain for Mr。 Wickham among the cluster of red 

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          coats   there   assembled�察  �a   doubt   of   his   being   present   had 

never occurred to her。 The certainty of meeting him had not been 

checked by any of those recollections that might not unreasonably 

have   alarmed   her。   She   had   dressed   with   more   than   usual   care�察�

and   prepared   in   the   highest   spirits   for   the   conquest   of   all   that 

remained   unsubdued   of   his   heart�察  �trusting   that   it   was   not   more 

than might be won in the course of the evening。 But in an instant 

arose the dreadful suspicion of his being purposely omitted for Mr。 

Darcy¨s   pleasure   in   the   Bingleys¨   invitation   to   the   officers�察  �and 

though     this  was   not   exactly   the  case�察  �the  absolute    fact  of  his 

absence was pronounced by his friend Mr。 Denny�察�to whom Lydia 

eagerly     applied�察  �and   who    told  them    that   Wickham      had   been 

obliged to go to town on business the day before�察�and was not yet 

returned�察�adding�察�with a significant smile�察�

   `I do not imagine his business would have called him away just 

now�察�if he had not wished to avoid a certain gentleman here。¨ 

   This    part   of  his  intelligence�察  �though    unheard     by  Lydia�察  �was 

caught by Elizabeth�察�and as it assured her that Darcy was not less 

answerable   for   Wickham¨s   absence   than   if   her   first   surmise   had 

been   just�察  �every   feeling   of   displeasure   against   the   former   was   so 

sharpened   by   immediate        disappointment�察     �that   she   could  hardly 

reply with tolerable civility to the polite inquiries which he directly 

afterwards approached to make。!Attention�察�forbearance�察�patience 



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with Darcy�察�was injury to Wickham。 She was resolved against any 

sort of conversation with him�察�and turned 

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