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occasioned  his   intruding  on   Miss   Bennet�察  �and   after   sitting   a   few 

minutes longer without saying much to any body�察�went away。 

    `What can be the meaning of this� � said Charlotte�察�as soon as he 

was gone。 `My dear Eliza he must be in love with you�察�or he would 

never have called on us in this familiar way。¨ 

    But   when   Elizabeth   told   of   his   silence�察  �it   did   not   seem   very 

likely�察�even to Charlotte¨s wishes�察�to be the case�察�and after various 

conjectures�察  �they   could   at   last   only   suppose   his   visit   to   proceed 

from the difficulty of finding any thing to do�察�which was the more 

probable from the time of year。 All field sports were over。 Within 

doors   there   was   Lady   Catherine�察  �books�察  �and   a   billiard   table�察  �but 

gentlemen cannot be always within doors�察�and in the nearness of 

the   Parsonage�察  �or   the   pleasantness   of   the        walk   to   it�察 �or   of  the 

people   who   lived   in   it�察  �the   two   cousins   found   a   temptation   from 

this   period   of   walking   thither   almost   every   day。   They   called   at 

various   times   of   the   morning�察  �sometimes   separately�察  �sometimes 

together�察  �and   now   and   then   accompanied   by   their   aunt。   It   was 

plain   to   them   all   that   Colonel   Fitzwilliam   came   because   he   had 

pleasure       in    their    society�察   �a    persuasion       which      of   course 

recommended him still more�察�and Elizabeth was reminded by her 

own     satisfaction     in  being    with   him�察   �as  well   as   by   his  evident 

admiration of her�察  �of  her  former  favourite  George  Wickham�察  �and 

though�察  �in   comparing   them�察  �she   saw   there   was   less   captivating 



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softness in   Colonel   Fitzwilliam¨s   manners�察  �she believed   he might 

have the best informed mind。 

    But why Mr。 Darcy came so often to the Parsonage�察�it was more 

difficult to understand。 It could not be for society�察�as he frequently 

sat there ten minutes together without opening his lips�察�and when 

he    did  speak�察   �it   seemed    the  effect   of  necessity    rather    than   of 

choice!a       sacrifice    to  propriety�察   �not   a  pleasure    to  himself。    He 

seldom appeared   really  animated。  Mrs。   Collins   knew not  what  to 

make   of   him。   Colonel   Fitzwilliam¨s   occasionally   laughing   at   his 

stupidity�察  �proved   that  he   was   generally   different�察  �which   her   own 

knowledge of him could not have told her�察�and as she would have 

liked to believe this change the effect of love�察�and the object of that 

love�察  �her  friend   Eliza�察  �she   sat   herself   seriously   to   work   to   find   it 

out。!She        watched     him    whenever      they    were    at  Rosings�察    �and 

whenever   he   came   to   Hunsford�察  �but   without   much   success。   He 

certainly  looked   at  her  friend   a   great  deal�察  �but   the   expression   of 

that look was disputable。 It was an earnest�察�steadfast gaze�察�but she 

often    doubted     whether   there      were   much     admiration      in  it�察 �and 

sometimes it seemed nothing but absence of mind。 

    She had once or twice suggested to Elizabeth the possibility of 

his being partial to her�察�but Elizabeth always laughed at the idea�察�

and  Mrs。   Collins did not  think   it   right   to   press   the   subject�察  �from 

the    danger     of  raising    expectations      which     might    only    end   in 

disappointment�察�for in her opinion it admitted not of a doubt�察�that 

all her friend¨s dislike would vanish�察�if she could suppose him to be 

in her power。 

    In her kind schemes for Elizabeth�察�she sometimes planned her 

marrying       Colonel    Fitzwilliam。     He   was    beyond     comparison       the 

pleasantest man�察�he certainly admired her�察�and his situation in life 



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was   most   eligible�察  �but�察  �to   counterbalance   these   advantages�察  �Mr。 

Darcy  had   considerable  patronage   in   the   church�察  �and   his   cousin 

could have none at all。 



Classics in Literature�此�Jane Austen                                                 ElecBook 


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                              CHAPTER X 



              ore   than   once did  Elizabeth  in   her  ramble   within   the 

              Park�察  �unexpectedly   meet   Mr。   Darcy。!She   felt   all   the 

M 

              perverseness   of   the   mischance   that   should   bring   him 

where no one else was brought�察�and to prevent its ever happening 

again�察�took care to inform him at first�察�that it was a favourite haunt 

of   hers。!How   it   could   occur   a   second   time   therefore   was   very 

odd� �Yet it did�察�and even a third。 It seemed like wilful ill´nature�察�

or a voluntary penance�察�for on these occasions it was not merely a 

few  formal   enquiries and   an   awkward   pause and  then away�察  �but 

he   actually  thought  it  necessary  to  turn   back   and   walk   with   her。 

He never said a great deal�察�nor did she give herself the trouble of 

talking or of listening much�察�but it struck her in the course of their 

third    rencontre     that   he   was    asking    some    odd    unconnected 

questions!about   her   pleasure   in   being   at   Hunsford�察  �her   love   of 

solitary    walks�察   �and    her   opinion     of  Mr。    and    Mrs。    Collins¨s 

happiness�察�and that in speaking of Rosings and   her  not  perfectly 

understanding the house�察�he seemed to expect that whenever she 

came   into   Kent   again   she   would   be   staying there  too。   His   words 

seemed      to  imply   it。  Could   he   have   Colonel    Fitzwilliam    in  his 

thoughts�拭�She supposed�察�if he meant any thing�察�he must mean an 

allusion   to   what   might   arise   in   that   quarter。   It   distressed   her   a 

little�察�and she was quite glad to find herself at the gate in the pales 

opposite the Parsonage。 

    She was engaged one day as she walked�察�in re´perusing Jane¨s 

last letter�察�and dwelling on some passages which proved that Jane 



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had not written in spirits�察�when�察�instead of being again surprised 

by Mr。 Darcy�察�she saw on looking up that Colonel Fitzwilliam was 

meeting   her。   Putting   away   the   letter   immediately   and   forcing   a 

smile�察�she said�察�

    `I did not know before that you ever walked this way。¨ 

    `I   have   been   making   the    tour   of  the  Park�察�   he   replied�察   �as   I 

generally   do   every   year�察  �and   intend   to   close   it   with   a   call   at   the 

Parsonage。 Are you going much farther�拭� 

    `No�察�I should have turned in a moment。¨ 

   And   accordingly   she   did       turn�察  �and   they   walked    towards   the 

Parsonage together。 

    `Do you certainly leave Kent on Saturday�拭� said she。 

    `Yes!if Darcy does not put it off again。 But I am at his disposal。 

He arranges the business just as he pleases。¨ 

    `And if not able to please himself in the arrangement�察�he has at 

least great pleasure in the power of choice。 I do not know any body 

who  seems   more   to  enjoy  the   power  of  doing  what  he   likes   than 

Mr。 Darcy。¨ 

    `He    likes  to   have   his   own    way    very   well�察�  replied    Colonel 

Fitzwilliam。 `But so we all do。 

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