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been ashamed of ever feeling a dislike against him�察�that could be 

so   called。   The   respect   created   by   the   conviction   of   his   valuable 

qualities�察�though at first  unwillingly  admitted�察  �had   for  some   time 

ceased to be repugnant to her feelings�察�and it was now heightened 

into somewhat of a friendlier nature�察�by the testimony so highly in 

his   favour�察  �and   bringing   forward   his   disposition   in   so   amiable   a 

light�察�which yesterday had produced。 But above all�察�above respect 

and   esteem�察  �there   was   a   motive   within   her   of   good     will   which 

could not be overlooked。 It was gratitude。!Gratitude�察�not merely 

for having once loved her�察�but for loving her still well enough�察  �to 

forgive all the petulance and acrimony of her manner in rejecting 

him�察  �and   all   the   unjust   accusations   accompanying   her   rejection。 

He who�察�she had been persuaded�察�would avoid her as his greatest 

enemy�察�seemed�察�on this accidental meeting�察�most eager to preserve 

the acquaintance�察�and without any indelicate display of regard�察�or 

any    peculiarity     of  manner�察    �where     their   two   selves    only   were 

concerned�察�was soliciting the good opinion of her friends�察�and bent 

on making her known to his sister。 Such a change in a man of so 

much   pride   excited   not   only   astonishment   but   gratitude!for   to 

love�察�ardent love�察�it must be attributed�察�and as such its impression 

on her was of a sort to be encouraged�察�as by no means unpleasing�察�



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though      it  could     not   be   exactly     defined。     She    respected�察    �she 

esteemed�察  �she   was   grateful   to   him�察  �she   felt   a   real   interest   in   his 

welfare�察  �and   she   only   wanted   to   know   how   far   she   wished   that 

welfare   to  depend   upon   herself�察  �and   how   far   it   would   be   for   the 

happiness   of   both   that   she   should   employ   the   power�察  �which   her 

fancy told her she still possessed�察�of bringing on the renewal of his 

addresses。 

    It had been settled in the evening�察�between the aunt and niece�察�

that such a striking civility as Miss Darcy¨s�察�in coming to them on 

the   very   day   of   her   arrival   at   Pemberley�察  �for   she   had   reached   it 

only to a late breakfast�察�ought to be imitated�察�though it could not 

be   equalled�察  �by   some   exertion   of   politeness        on   their   side�察 �and�察�

consequently�察�that it would be highly expedient to wait on her at 

Pemberley  the   following morning。   They  were�察  �therefore�察  �to   go。! 

Elizabeth was pleased�察�though�察�when she asked herself the reason�察�

she had very little to say in reply。 

    Mr。 Gardiner left them soon after breakfast。 The fishing scheme 

had     been    renewed     the   day   before�察   �and    a  positive    engagement 

made of his meeting some of the gentlemen at Pemberley by noon。 



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                             CHAPTER III 



          onvinced as Elizabeth now was that Miss Bingley¨s dislike 

          of   her   had   originated    in  jealousy�察 �she   could   not   help 

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          feeling     how     very    unwelcome        her    appearance       at 

Pemberley   must   be   to   her�察  �and   was   curious   to   know   with   how 

much civility on that lady¨s side�察�the acquaintance  would now  be 

renewed。 

   On reaching the house�察�they were shewn through  the hall into 

the    saloon�察  �whose    northern     aspect   rendered     it  delightful  for 

summer。      Its   windows   opening   to   the  ground�察   �admitted    a  most 

refreshing view of the high  woody  hills   behind   the  house�察  �and   of 

the   beautiful   oaks   and   Spanish   chesnuts     which   were    scattered 

over the intermediate lawn。 

   In this room they were received by Miss Darcy�察�who was sitting 

there with Mrs。 Hurst and Miss Bingley�察�and the lady with whom 

she lived in London。 Georgiana¨s reception of them was very civil�察�

but    attended      with   all   that   embarrassment        which�察   �though 

proceeding from shyness and the fear of doing wrong�察�would easily 

give to those who felt themselves inferior�察  �the  belief  of  her  being 

proud   and   reserved。   Mrs。   Gardiner   and   her   niece�察  �however�察  �did 

her justice�察�and pitied her。 

   By  Mrs。   Hurst  and   Miss   Bingley�察  �they   were   noticed   only  by   a 

curtsey�察   �and   on  their   being   seated�察 �a  pause�察  �awkward     as  such 

pauses must always be�察�succeeded for a few moments。 It was first 

broken   by   Mrs。   Annesley�察    �a  genteel�察  �agreeable´looking     woman�察�

whose endeavour to introduce some kind of discourse�察�proved her 



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to be more truly well bred than either of the others�察�and between 

her   and   Mrs。   Gardiner�察  �with   occasional   help   from   Elizabeth�察  �the 

conversation  was   carried   on。   Miss   Darcy  looked as if   she   wished 

for courage enough to join in it�察�and sometimes did venture a short 

sentence�察�when there was least danger of its being heard。 

    Elizabeth   soon      saw   that   she   was   herself   closely   watched      by 

Miss   Bingley�察  �and  that  she   could   not  speak   a   word�察  �especially   to 

Miss Darcy�察�without calling her attention。 This observation would 

not have prevented her from trying to talk to the latter�察�had they 

not been seated at an inconvenient distance�察�but she was not sorry 

to be spared the necessity of saying much。 Her own thoughts were 

employing       her。   She   expected      every   moment       that  some     of  the 

gentlemen would enter the room。 She wished�察�she feared that the 

master   of   the    house    might   be   amongst   them       and   whether      she 

wished      or  feared    it  most�察  �she   could    scarcely    determine。     After 

sitting in this manner a quarter of an   hour  without  hearing  Miss 

Bingley¨s voice�察�Elizabeth was roused by receiving from her a cold 

enquiry   after   the   health   of   her   family。   She   answered   with   equal 

indifference and brevity�察�and the other said no more。 

    The next variation which their visit  afforded   was   produced by 

the entrance of servants with cold meat�察�cake�察�and a variety of all 

the   finest   fruits   in   season�察  �but   this   did   not   take   place   till   after 

many   a   significant   look   and      smile   from   Mrs。   Annesley   to   Miss 

Darcy had been given�察�to remind her of her post。 There was now 

employment for the whole party�察�for though they could not all talk�察�

they     could    all   eat�察  �and    the   beautiful     pyramids       of   grapes�察�

nectarines�察�and peaches�察�soon collected them round the table。 

    While     thus    engaged�察     �Elizabeth     had    a   fair  opportunity      of 

deciding whether she most feared or wished for the appearance of 



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Mr。   Darcy�察  �by   the   feelings   which   prevailed   on   his   entering   the 

room�察�and then�察�though but a moment before she had believed her 

wishes to predominate�察�she began to regret that he came。 

    He   had   been   some   time   with   Mr。   Gardiner   who�察  �with   two   or 

three other gentlemen from the house�察�was engaged 

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