Chapter Nine
A Young Lady in Tears
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A Young Lady in Tears
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I. Make the detailed plan of the part.
II. Describe the meetings of Mr Darcy and Elizabeth during Miss Bennet’s stay at the Collinses’ parsonage.
III. Paraphrase the following paragraph:
More than once, in her rambles in the park, Elizabeth unexpectedly met Mr Darcy. On the first occasion, to prevent its happening again, she took care to inform him that it was a favourite haunt of hers. How it could occur a second time, therefore, was very odd! Yet it did; and even a third. He never said a great deal, but she began to find an unexpected pleasure in his company.
IV. Explain the reason why Elizabeth burst into tears after speaking with Colonel Fitzwilliam.
Chapter Ten
A Young Man Astonished
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A Young Man Astonished
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I. Study the words and expressions that may help you to understand the contents of the part. Write the detailed description of Mr Darcy’s declaration of love to Elizabeth using these words and expressions.
Utterly amazed; began an inquiry after health; answered with cold civility; in an agitated manner; how ardently I admire and love you; She stared, doubted, coloured and was silent; to repress feelings; to be reared from birth to; to be compelled to return; to take acceptance for granted; the affection you bear me; to lay bare my feelings; to preserve him from; with a heightened colour; to ridicule him; these offences might have been overlooked had not your pride been hurt; your declaration has spared me the concern; an expression of mingled incredulity; your arrogance; her mind was in a tumult; his abominable pride, his shameless avowal.
II. Say what was wrong in Mr Darcy’s declaration of love, what filled Elizabeth with indignation.
Chapter Eleven
A Young Lady Reflects
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A Young Lady Reflects
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I. Paraphrase the sentences below.
Elizabeth awoke the next morning to the same thoughts which had at length closed her eyes.
If you have not been mistaken here, I must have been in error and your resentment has not been unreasonable.
It pains me to offend you.
I could have nothing but praise for the conduct of yourself and Miss Bennet.
II. Study the words and expressions that may help you to understand the contents of the part. Write the retelling of the part using the words below. Remember not to repeat the retellings of your colleagues.
With a steady glance; a renewal of offers; offences laid to charge; ruined the prosperity; causes of repugnance; objectionable; consolation to know; to return his affection; to conceal; unknowingly done.
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Chapter 9
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1) 1. Mr. Darcy visits Elizabeth.
2. Charlotte suspects that Mr. Darcy is in love with Elizabeth.
3. Elizabeth often meets Mr. Darcy in the park. They talk a lot.
4. The conversation of Elizabeth and Colonel Fitzwilliam. He tells her about Mr. Darcy’s prevention of the Mr. Bingley’s wedding.
5. Elizabeth in tears.
2) Elizabeth often met Mr. Darcy in the park. When she met him for the first time, to prevent any chance meetings she said that she had always spent her free time there. But she was meeting him again and again. Mr. Darcy was terse and didn’t pay the particular attention for Elizabeth, but she began to understand that she liked those meetings.
3) Some times, Elizabeth during her walks in the park, suddenly met Mr. Darcy. For the fist time to stop any chance meetings, she told him that it was her favourite place for spending free time. That’s why she was very surprised when it had happened again and again. He didn’t pay particular attention for her, but felt that she began enjoying with such a companion.
4) After speaking in the park with Colonel Fitzwilliam, Elizabeth burst into tears. The Colonel said to her that it was Darcy who prevented the wedding of Mr. Bingly and Jane. To Mr. Darcy’s mind, the wedding with such a girl as Jane was very unwise because her family didn’t have solid state. Mr. Darcy thought that he had taken a great care of Mr. Bingly. Elizabeth was disappointed in Mr. Darcy completely and it was very hurt to her to hear such words about her sister and her family. It meant that Mr. Darcy had had the same thoughts about Elizabeth.
Chapter 10
A Young Man Astonished
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1) Elizabeth was utterly amazed when she saw Mr. Darcy at the door of her room. He entered and hastily began an inquiry after her health. She answered him with cold civility. Mr. Darcy sat down for a few minutes and then he suddenly came towards her and said in an agitated manner:
- Mrs. Bennet… Elizabeth… You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.
Elizabeth stared, doubted, coloured and was silent. Mr. Darcy continued:
- Mrs. Bennet, I’ve tried to repress my feelings for I’ve been reared from birth to believe that I should marry someone of my own rank and wealth. I fleeted to London hoping that I might forget you, but I can not. I’ve been compelled to return to you. Mrs. Bennet, say you’ll marry me.
- No, - cried Elizabeth. Had you taken my acceptance for granted? I can not even thank you for the affection you bear me. You tell me that you have given it most unwillingly, that you like me against your will.
- I simply wish to lay bare my own feelings, - replied Darcy.
- Do you think I would accept the man who prevented the happiness of my sister?
- I will not deny that I’ve done everything in my power to separate my fried from Mrs. Jane Bennet. But I wish to preserve him from the unhappy connection.
- And what can you say about misfortunes of Mr. Wicham? – cried Elizabeth angrily.
- Wicham? Do you take an eager interest in this man? – said Darcy with a heightened colour.
- How you dare to ridicule him after all his disasters! - said Elizabeth with indignation.
- And this, - cried Darcy, - it is your opinion on me! I thank you for explaining it so fully; due to my honesty I’ve recognized your attitude to me.
Elizabeth felt herself growing more angry every moment:
- You are mistaken, Mr. Darcy. The manner of your declaration has spared me the concern I might feel in refusing you if you had it in more gentlemanly way.
He looked at her with the expression of mingled incredulity and anger.
Elizabeth added:
- From the first moment of my acquaintance with you I was impressed by your arrogance and I felt that you are the last man in the world who might be my husband.
Mr. Darcy hastily left the room. Elizabeth’s mind was in a tumult. He must love her so much, - she thought, - as he wishes to marry her in spite the all of objections which had made him friend’s marriage to Jane. But his pried, his abominable pried, his shameless avowal soon overcame the pity which Elizabeth had felt for a moment.
2) First of all, Mr. Darcy pointed to the low state of the Elizabeth’s family. He emphasized that their conditions of life are beneath his own. And that’s why he didn’t want to reveal his feelings, he even fleeted to London hoping that he might forget her, but he could not. Ha said that if he were not in love with Elizabeth, he would never choose such a wife.
And as for Jane, he said that she was the most unwise and unhappy party for his friend. But Jane is a sister of Elizabeth! It means that he has the same thoughts about Elizabeth. That’s why all of these words hurt Elizabeth a lot.
Chapter 11
A Young Lady Reflects
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1) In the morning Elizabeth woke up and there were the same thoughts in her mind, which she’d have before she fell asleep.
But it is possible that I was mistaken and you were right, so in this case I can understand your displeasure.
It’s difficult for me to hurt you.
But your behaviour and Miss Bennet’s manners win the approval.
2) All the morning Elizabeth couldn’t forget about her conversation with Mr. Darcy. She had a breakfast and decided to walk. During this walk she noticed that one man looked at her. She turned away but the man called her name and she understood that it was Mr. Darcy. So, he reached her and held a letter with a steady glance. When he went away she opened the letter and read: “There is no a renewal of my offers to you in this letter. I just want to explain you some things about two offences you last night laid to my charge. The first - that I interrupted the happiness of your sister and Mr. Bingly and the second – that I ruined the prosperity of Mr. Wicham. For the first I want to say that your sister was indifferent with my friend, that’s why I convinced him that Jane did not return his affection and took him off to London. In this story I’m ashamed for one thing – I concealed from him your sister’s being in town. If I had hurt your sister’s feelings, it was unknowingly done. But you have other causes of repugnance. The state of your mother’s family was not as objectionable as her behaviour. Pardon me. But let me say to you a consolation - behaviour of yourself and your elder sister is worth of praise.”
Chapter 9.
I.The detailed plan of this part.
1.The next morning when Elizabeth wrote the letter to her sister, suddenly Mr Darcy entered to her room. His departure was very unexpected and they kept silent for a long time. Then the talked a little about Mr Bingley and about Kent and then Charlotte arrived, Mr Darcy left her room.
2.The arrival of Mr Darcy was very strange and Charlotte thought that he has fallen in love, but Elizabeth didn’t think so.
3.Elizabeth loved to have a fine time in park and met a lot of time there Mr Darcy and she didn’t see him there.
4.Once she saw there Colonel Fitzwilliam and they decided to returned home together. Colonel said Elizabeth that Mr Darcy heled his friend not to get married and the name of his friend was Mr Bingley. Elizabeth was shocked and angry by the behavior of Mr Darcy.
5.Later Elizabeth thought about it in her room and about Mr Darcy who had not a right to do it with her sister.
6.Elizabeth cried and then had a headache and she refused to go to Rosings.
II.The meetings of Mr Darcy and Elizabeth during Miss Bennet’s stay at the Collinses’ parsonage.
The first time they met in the parsonage of Mr Collins where they didn’t speak, they just greeted each other. The second meeting was very unpleased because Elizabeth told about behavior of Mr Darcy at the ball in Hertfordshire and Mr Darcy said that Elizabeth gave usually the opinion which was not her own. They recollected everything what happened with them in the past. The third time they met at the room of Elizabeth and didn’t know what to say, especially Missis Elizabeth who didn’t understand the purpose of his arrival. However they talked not long and he went away. The last meeting was in the park where they were silent again and caught the eye of each other. To my mind, all their meetings were interesting because were different and it is important to say that they met frequently and for me it was clear that they were attracted by each other. As for me I want that they were together because they had a good deal in common.
III.The periphrasis of the following paragraph:
More than once, in her rambles in the park, Elizabeth unexpectedly met Mr Darcy. On the first occasion, to prevent its happening again, she took care to inform him that it was a favourite haunt of hers. How it could occur a second time, therefore, was very odd! Yet it did; and even a third. He never said a great deal, but she began to find an unexpected pleasure in his company.
The favourite place for Elizabeth was the park where she went for a walk but she began to saw there Mr Darcy and she didn’t like him. Not to see him there again she tried to show that this park was the best place to walk. But Mr Darcy perhaps wanted to see her and came to the park again and again. But so long he was a man of few words , Elizabeth began to derive enjoyment from his presence there.
IV. The reason why Elizabeth burst into tears after speaking with Colonel Fitzwilliam.
To my mind there were a lot of reasons to cry. First of all, I think that Elizabeth was worried about her elder sister and her happiness with Mr Bingley. She was angry that Mr Darcy meddled in other’s life, especially in the life of her family. The second reason was the despair of Elizabeth, she didn’ t know what to do and how to help her sister. And the last reason, to my opinion, was behavior of her mother and her sister which could allow people to think about their family bad and to put a slight upon them.
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I. The description of Mr Darcy’s declaration of love to Elizabeth.
Seating at her room, Elizabeth was utterly amazed when Mr Darcy announced. He began an inquiry after her health and she answered him with cold civility. He sat down for a few moments then walked around the room. Suddenly he came towards her in an agitated manner. And then he said:
-Miss Bennet, you must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.
She stared, doubted, coloured and was silent.
-Miss Bennet, - he continued,-I tried to repress my feelings. I have been reared from birth to believe that I should marry someone of my own rank and wealth. I am a proud man, Missis Bennet, I could not bare the thoughts of your relations whose condition in life is so decidedly far from my own. I left for London hoping that I might forget you, but I cannot. I have been compelled to return to you. Miss Bennet, say you will marry me?
-No- cried Elizabeth.
-No?
- Are you surprised? - asked Elizabeth coldly,- had you taken my acceptance for granted? Mr Darcy, I cannot even thank you for the affection you bear me.
- You don’t believe me! - he exclaimed.
-I have never desired your good opinion, - Elizabeth continued,- you tell me that you like me against your will. I bag you to consider. Could anything be more insulting than your references to my relations.
-I didn’t mean to insult you.
-Then you can have no respect to my feelings.
-Indeed, I am most sorry if I have given you offence. I simply wish to lay bare my own feelings.
-With a complete disregard of my. No, Mr Darcy, I am sorry if I cause you pain.
-Is this all the reply I have to expect? - he interrupted.
-Not all, I have other provocations. Do you think I would accept the man who destroyed the happiness of my sister?
-I will not deny it that I have done everything in my power to separate my friend from Miss Jane Bennet, but I wish to preserve him from what I thought to be the most unhappy connection. Towards him I have been kind than towards myself.
-Have you indeed? - cried Elizabeth angrily,- and does the same kind sustends to Mr Wikhem?
- Wikhem? Are you interested him?- said Darcy with a heightened colour.
- Naturally since he has told me of his misfortunes.
-His misfortunes, - repeated Darcy,- yes, his misfortunes have been very great indeed.
-You dare to ridicule him? You who have reduced him to his present state of poverty.
-And this,- cried Darcy,- is your opinion of me? I thank you for explaining it so fully, and perhaps these offences might have been overlooked had not your pride been hurt by my honesty concerning your family. Nothing I say will alter your feelings towards me.
Elizabeth felt herself growing angrier every moment. But she tried to speak comely.
-You are mistaken, Mr Darcy, the manner of your declaration has spared me the concern I might felt in refusing you, if you would behave in a more gentlemanly way. You could not make me the offer of your hand in any possible way that would obtained me to accept.
Again his astonishment was obvious. He looked at her with an expression of mingled incredulity and anger.
-You will see that I have been equally honest with you. From the first moment of my acquaintance with you I was impressed by your arrogance. I felt that you are the last man in the world who might be my husband.
-You have said quite enough, Madam; I perfectly understand your feelings and only remains to be ashamed of what my own have been. Forgive me, if I have taken so much of your time.
With these words he left room and Elizabeth heard him the next moment leave the house. Her mind was in a tumult and she cried for half and hour. That was the proposal of marriage of Mr Darcy. That he should have been in love with her for so many months. How strong then his affection must be. But his pride, his abominable pride, his shameless avowal what he have done with respect to Jane and an unfeeling manner in which he had mentioned Wikhem- soon over came the pity which Elizabeth had for a moment felt. She cried and worried till the sounds of Lady Catherine’s carriage made her hurry away to her room.
II. To my mind the manner of speaking and declaration was awful. Of course, it is very good that Mr Darcy made up his mind to say about his feelings, but he made a lot of mistakes. First of all, he should not say that Elizabeth is not of his rank and wealth and he could not marry her. He left for London to forget about her but could not. I think he humbled her by these words. Also his attitude to her family was terrible and especially his invasion Jane’s and Mr Bingley’s life. Elizabeth thought that he had not a right to meddle in other people’s business. I think he should not be proud but say about his feelings and how important she is for him. To my opinion Elizabeth felt some senses to him and perhaps would accepted the offer if he was polite and had his own way.
Chapter Eleven
A Young Lady Reflects
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I.1. Elizabeth awoke the next morning to the same thoughts which had at length closed her eyes. - When Elizabeth got up in the morning she thought again about Mr Darcy and his proposal as she thought about him last night.
2. If you have not been mistaken here – if you were right.
3. I must have been in error and your resentment has not been unreasonable – I have been mistaken and now I understand your indignation and your behavior.
4. It pains me to offend you – It is difficult for me to displease you.
5. I could have nothing but praise for the conduct of yourself and Miss Bennet - I suppose that yours and your sister’s behavior was so good that there is no reason for thinking very bad of you.
II. The retelling of this part.
The next morning Elizabeth awoke thinking about yesterday. After breakfast she went for a walk but when she recollected that Mr Darcy was there very often she decided to go to another place. Suddenly she saw a man drawing nearer to herself. She was afraid of a meeting with Mr Darcy and decided to go away, but gentleman caught up her and took the letter. It was Mr Darcy. He asked her with a steady glance:
- Will you do me the honor of reading that letter?
Then he turned around and went away. Elizabeth who was very curious opened the letter and began to read:
« Elizabeth, don’t worry, this letter doesn’t contain a renewal of offers that I was reporting yesterday. Last night you laid to my charge two offences: the first one is my invasion of the privacy of your sister and Mr Bingley; and the second I have ruined the prosperity of Mr Wikhem. I hope that after the reading of this letter you will understand me. So, when I was in Hertfordshire I noticed that my friend Mr Bingley has fallen in love but your sister Miss Jane was indifferent to my friend. But there were other causes of repugnance. The situation of your mothers family though objectionable was nothing in comparison with that total want of propriety so frequently displayed by herself and her three younger sisters. Let us give you the consolation to know that I could have nothing but prays for the conduct of yourself and Miss Bennet. I can only say that I tried to preserve my friend from what I thought to be the most unhappy connection. I persuaded him that your sister didn’t return his affection and took him off to London. There is one part of my conduct on which I don’t reflect with satisfaction; it is that I concealed from him your sisters being in town. He doesn’t know about it even yet. Perhaps this concealment was beneath me, it is done however and it was done for the best. If I wounded your sisters feelings it was unknowingly done.
Chapter Nine
A Young Lady in Tears
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I. Make the detailed plan of the part.
1- The next mourning Elizabeth was writing to Jane, suddenly someone ring at the door. To her great surprise it was Mr. Darcy. They talked about Mr. Bingley. Then Mr. Darcy left.
2- Charlotte thought that he was in love with Elizabeth. And watching closely, but without success.
3- Elizabeth prefer to spend her time in the park, and there she always met there Mr.Darcy.
She began to find an accepting pleasure in his company.
4- One day she read the book, and saw a Fitzwilliam. They talked and he said that Mr. Darcy was against of wedding his friend. Elizabeth was very angry.
5- Later in her room she thought about the news. Elizabeth began to cry and because of this she had a headache.
II. Describe the meetings of Mr Darcy and Elizabeth during Miss Bennet’s stay at the Collinses’ parsonage.
The first time they met in the parsonage of Mr. Collins where they didn’t communicate with each other, they just greeted each other. Then their meeting was not so pleasant, because they talked about the past. After that they met each other in the Elizabeth room. And they didn’t talked a lot of time. Then a several times they met in the park. Elizabeth began to find an accepting pleasure in his company.
III. Paraphrase the following paragraph:
More than once, in her rambles in the park, Elizabeth unexpectedly met Mr. Darcy. On the first occasion, to prevent its happening again, she took care to inform him that it was a favorite haunt of hers. How it could occur a second time, therefore, was very odd! Yet it did; and even a third. He never said a great deal, but she began to find an unexpected pleasure in his company.
She always met Mr. Darcy in the park. She said him that this place was her favorite for walking.
And she was very surprised when she met him once again. Elizabeth began to find an accepting pleasure in his company.
IV. Explain the reason why Elizabeth burst into tears after speaking with Colonel Fitzwilliam.
In my opinion Elizabeth burst into tears, because she didn’t expect that Mr. Darcy that he is guilty of non taking place wedding. She really worried about her sister, and she was really upset.
Chapter Ten
A Young Man Astonished
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Mr. Darcy visits Elizabeth. He paced the room. He was very nervous. Suddenly he came towards her in an agitated manner.
-Mrs. Bennet… Elizabeth…I have struggled in vain. He said. It will not do. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.
Elizabeth astonishment. She stared, doubted, colored and was silent.
- Mrs. Bennet. I’ve tried to repress my feelings for I’ve been reared from birth to believe that I should marry someone of my own rank and wealth. I’m a proud man, Mrs. Bennet. I could not bare the thought of your relations who’s condition in life is so decidedly far from my own. I left for London hoping that I might forget you, but I cannot. I have been compelled to return to you. Miss Bennet, say you will marry me?
- No, cried Elizabeth.
- No? – said Darcy. And his face became pale.
- Are you surprised? - asked Elizabeth coldly,- had you taken my acceptance for granted? Mr. Darcy, I cannot even thank you for the affection you say you bear me.
- You don’t believe me! - he exclaimed. – His eyes fixed on her face.
- I have never desired your good opinion, - Elizabeth continued,- you tell me that you have give in it most unwillingly. That you like me against your will. I bag you to consider. Could anything be more insulting than your references to my relations?
- I did not mean to insult you.
- Then you can have no respect for my feelings.
- Indeed- said Darcy. I am most sorry if I have given you offence. I simply wish to lay bare my own feelings.
-With a complete disregard of my. No, Mr. Darcy, I am sorry if I cause you pain.
- Is this all the reply I am to expect? - he interrupted
- Not all, I have other provocations. Do you think I would accept the man who has being the means or ruins the happiness of my sister?
- I will not deny it that I have done everything in my power to separate my friend from Miss Jane Bennet, but I wish to preserve him from what I thought to be a most unhappy connection. Towards him I have been kind than towards myself.
- Have you indeed? - cried Elizabeth angrily,- and does the same kind suspends to Mr. Wikhem?
- Wikhem? You take an eager interest in other gentlemen’s concerns. Said Darcy with a heightened colour.
- Naturally since he has told me of his misfortunes.
- His misfortunes, - repeated Darcy.
- Yes, his misfortunes have been very great indeed.
- You dare to ridicule him? You who have reduced him to his present state of poverty?
- And this- cried Darcy- is your opinion of me? I thank you for explaining it so fully, my fault so heavy indeed, but perhaps – he added- these offences might have been overlooked had not your pride been hurt by my honesty concerning your family. Nothing I say will alter your feelings towards me.
Elizabeth felt herself growing angrier every moment. But she tried to speak comely. When she said:
- You are mistaken Mr. Darcy, the manner of your declaration has spared me the concern I might felt in refusing you, if you would behave in a more gentlemanly way.
She saw him start at this, but he said nothing.
- You could not make me the offer of your hand in any possible way that would obtained me to accept. Again his astonishment was obvious. He looked at her with an expression of mingled incredulity and anger.
- You will see that I am been equally honest with you. From the first moment of my acquaintance with you I was impressed by your arrogance. I felt that you are the last man in the world who might be might be amiable prevent upon to merry.
- You have said quite enough, Madam; I perfectly understand your feelings and have now only to be ashamed of what my own have been. Forgive me, for having taken so much of your time.
With these words he hastily left room and Elizabeth heard him the next moment leave the house. Her mind was in a tumult and she sat down and cried for half and hour. How strong then his affection must be. She cried and worried till the sounds of Lady Catherine’s carriage made her hurry away to her room.
II. Say what was wrong in Mr. Darcy’s declaration of love, what filled Elizabeth with indignation.
What about me, I think that he was not so wrong as it can seems. He was very brave when he said about his feelings. Furthermore, he was very nervous, and it was visible that he to her is not indifferent. But he said that Elizabeth was not his rank and that’s way he can’t marry her. He lived in London for a long time, because he would like forget her. But all was in vain. Moreover, his attitude to Jane was not so brilliant. Elizabeth can’t imagine her life with this person.
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A Young Lady Reflects
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I. Paraphrase the sentences below.
Elizabeth awoke the next morning to the same thoughts which had at length closed her eyes.
If you have not been mistaken here, I must have been in error and your resentment has not been unreasonable.
It pains me to offend you.
I could have nothing but praise for the conduct of yourself and Miss Bennet.
1-Elizabeth awoke the next morning to the same thoughts which had at length closed her eyes.-
In the morning Elizabeth woken up with the same thought with what fall asleep.
2- If you have not been mistaken here, I must have been in error and your resentment has not been unreasonable.
I can be wrong, and you and you can be right. So I can imagine your feelings.
3-It pains me to offend you.
It is very difficult for me to hurt you.
4-I could have nothing but praise for the conduct of yourself and Miss Bennet
Your manners are excellent, and the manners of Miss Bennet.
Write the retelling of the part
All the morning Elizabeth thought about his proposal. She couldn’t think about anything else. After the breakfast she decided to go for a walk in her favorite park. She has turned on other road, because he wouldn’t like to meet Mr. Darcy. Suddenly she saw a man. It was Mr. Darcy. He gave her a letter with a steady glance. Then he has left. She has opened an envelope and read:
“Don’t worry; it is not proposal to be marrying. You have accused me that I have separated Miss Bennet and Mr. Bengley. So I would like to explain. I began to notice that Mr. Bingley allocates your sister from all other ladies. His feelings were very serious. But your sister is unaffected. It is my opinion. Yes I tried to dissuade my friend from a undesirable marriage. I have taken away him to London. I am guilty only of that, that I have not told to him about arrival of your sister to the city. I did not want to hurt your sister specially
Chapter Nine
A Young Lady in Tears
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I. Make the detailed plan of the part.
The conversation between Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth about Mr. Bengley.
Charlotte considers that Mr. Darcy fall in love with Elizabeth.
1. The conversation between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy about Mr. Bengley.
2. Charlotte thinks that Mr. Darcy is in love with Elizabeth, but Elizabeth supposes it just a result of free time.
3. Walking in the park Elizabeth often can meet Mr. Darcy there. She always tries to avoid meeting with him.
4. The conversation of Elizabeth and Colonel Fitzwilliam. He tells her about Mr. Darcy’s prevention of the Mr. Bengley’s wedding.
5. Elizabeth in tears. She refused to visit Rosings at that evening that to avoid meeting with Mr. Darcy.
2) II. Describe the meetings of Mr Darcy and Elizabeth during Miss Bennet’s stay at the Collinses’ parsonage.
Elizabeth tried to avoid meeting with Mr. Darcy, but it couldn’t be possible. They met every day in the park. At the same time she avoided him and desired to talk with him. She wished to spend time in his company. Moreover she couldn’t admit it, even to herself. They are both were glad by walking and talking.
3) III. Paraphrase the following paragraph:
More than once, in her rambles in the park, Elizabeth unexpectedly met Mr Darcy. On the first occasion, to prevent its happening again, she took care to inform him that it was a favorite haunt of hers. How it could occur a second time, therefore, was very odd! Yet it did; and even a third. He never said a great deal, but she began to find an unexpected pleasure in his company.
Often wandering around the park Elizabeth suddenly met Mr. Darcy. She informed him that it was her favorite place for a walk, by these words she wanted to avoid their meeting. It was very strange that such meetings could happen again and again. Mr. Darcy didn’t pay special attention to her but she started to get a real pleasure talking with him.
1. 4) IV. Explain the reason why Elizabeth burst into tears after speaking with Colonel Fitzwilliam.
After the conversation with Colonel Fitzwilliam in the park, Elizabeth burst into tears. The Colonel informed her that indeed Darcy prevented the wedding of Mr. Bengley and Jane. She was really upset by that news. Mr. Darcy just took care about his friend, but he shouldn’t advice him in that case. It was a private business. Elizabeth couldn’t understand him and his reasons for that, that’s why she decided to stay at home and don’t visit Rosings at that evening.
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1) Elizabeth was utterly amazed when she saw Mr. Darcy at the door of her room. He entered and hastily began an inquiry after her health. She answered him with cold civility. Mr. Darcy sat down for a few minutes then he got up and walked around the room. He suddenly came towards her and said in an agitated manner:
- Misss. Bennet… Elizabeth… You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.
Elizabeth stared, doubted, colored and was silent. Mr. Darcy continued:
- Miss. Bennet, I’ve tried to repress my feelings for I’ve been reared from birth to believe that I should marry someone of my own rank and wealth. I’m a proud man, Miss Bennet. I fleeted to London hoping that I might forget you, but I can not. I’ve been compelled to return to you. Miss. Bennet, say you’ll marry me.
- No, - cried Elizabeth.
-No? And his face became pale.
-Are you surprised? - Ask Elizabeth coldly.
Had you taken my acceptance for granted? Mr. Darcy - I can not even thank you for the affection you bear me.
-You don’t believe me? - He exclaimed. His eyes fixed on her face.
You tell me that you have given it most unwillingly, that you like me against your will. I beg you to consider. I did not mean to insult you.
- I simply wish to lay bare my own feelings, - replied Darcy.
No Mr Darcy, I m sorry if I called you pane.
He interrupted – “not all, I have other purifications”.
Do you think I would accept the man who prevented the happiness of my sister?
- I will not deny that I’ve done everything in my power to separate my fried from Mrs. Jane Bennet. But I wish to preserve him from the unhappy connection.
-“Have you indeed”- cried Elizabeth angrily.
- And what can you say about misfortunes of Mr. Wicham? – cried Elizabeth angrily.
- Wicham? Do you take an eager interest in this man? – said Darcy with a heightened color.
-“Naturally, he told me about his misfortunes.”
-“His misfortunes…” repeat it Darcy.
- Yes, his misfortunes have been very grade indeed.”
- How you dare to ridicule him after all his disasters! - said Elizabeth with indignation.
- And this, - cried Darcy, - it is your opinion on me! I thank you for explaining it so fully; due to my honesty I’ve recognized your attitude to me.
Elizabeth felt herself growing more angry every moment:
- You are mistaken, Mr. Darcy. The manner of your declaration has spared me the concern I might feel in refusing you if you had it in more gentlemanly way.
But he said nothing.
-“You could not make me the offer of your hand in any possible way that I would accept.
Again he was astonished.
He looked at her with an expression of mingled, incredulity and anger.
-“You will see that I was being equal honest with you.”
Elizabeth added,
- From the first moment of my acquaintance with you I was impressed by your arrogance and I felt that you are the last man in the world who might be my husband.
- “You have said quite enough Madam, I perfectly understand your feelings” - said Mr. Darcy.
Mr. Darcy hastily left the room. Her mind was in a tumult. He must love her so much, - she thought, - as he wishes to marry her in spite the all of objections which had made him friend’s marriage to Jane. But his pried, his abominable pried, his shameless avowal soon overcame the pity which Elizabeth had felt for a moment.
She cried and worried.
2) This conversation was a big mistake from Mr. Darcy side. He told about different life levels, but at the same time he was frank, he really loved Elizabeth, it was difficult for him to stop think about that beautiful girl as she was for him. He didn’t want to insult her family, but it was look like that. That time was very necessary to have an appropriate party, but Elizabeth wasn’t it. It was really unpleasant to her from man who told her about his love… in that case he was assertive.
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Even the next morning she continued to think about their conversation with Mr. Darcy.
Perhaps I wasn’t right and I can understand your offence.
I can not afford yourself to annoy you.
I had nothing to do just be glad by our behavior. (Me and Miss Bennet)
2) Even the next morning Elizabeth continued to think about the previous conversation with Mr. Darcy. After the breakfast she decided to walk in the park as she did it usual. She was afraid to meet Mr. Darcy there that’s why she changed her customary route. Unexpectedly she caught a steady glance and someone called her name, it was MR. Darcy. He gave her a letter and asked to read it. She opened the envelope and started to read it that to bate her curiosity. In this letter Mr. Darcy wanted to say that he didn’t want to renew his offers because it wasn’t so pleasant for her. Also he understood her causes of repugnance and asked a pardon. Then he wrote some explanations to his actions which were connected with her sister and her family. He tried to explain why he destroyed the wedding of her sister.
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A Young Lady in Tears
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I. Make the detailed plan of the part.
1)Elizabeth wrote a letter to her sister when Mr Darcy suddenly arranged by the front door.In order to break the silence Elizabeth asked him about Bingley and whether he intended to visit Netherfield Park again, and he asked her about her impressions of Kent.
2)With the advent of Charlotte ,Mr Darcy left quickly the house, Charlotte suspects that he felt in love , but for Elizabeth such assumption is quite absurd -because they can't stand each other.
3)When Elizabet was making her frequent walks in park ,she met there Mr Darcy that was very unexpectedly for her.
4)The next time she met there Colonel Fitzwilliam and he told her about the interference of Mr Darcy in the destiny of his best friend Mr Bingley- he averted him from undesirable marriage .To her horror Elizabeth anderstood that he speaks about frustrated marriage of her sister.
5)As Elizabeth faintly suppressed , she told the Colonel that she felt strong headache and she would like to return home.
II.The meetings of Mr Darcy and Elizabeth during Miss Bennet’s stay at the Collinses’ parsonage.
Elizabeth has opportunity to see Mr Darcy very often in the time of her stay in the Collinses house , but firstly she didn't like their meetings because she considered Mr Darcy as very proud and arrogant person , but he is changed to her surprise , he tries to communicate with her , he takes keen interest in her opinion .
III.The periphrasis of the following paragraph:
In the time of her walks Elizabeth met Mr Darcy ,that was bolt from the blue for her.With the purpose of avoiding this unpleasant meeting for themselves, she told Mr Darcy that the park is her preferable place for the rest, but Mr Darcy ignored this information and began to appear there very frequently.Elizabeth began to feel the joy of those strange meetings.
IV. Explain the reason why Elizabeth burst into tears after speaking with Colonel Fitzwilliam.
Well she realized that all hopes and dreams of her beloved sister turned into the dust , but the most oppressive fact was that Jane really came to love Mr Bingley .
Secondly in my opinion Elizabeth began to feel drawn to Mr Darcy ,but his shabby act destroyed her fragile feeling .
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1) Elizabeth was alone in the Collinse's house when suddenly there appeared Mr Darcy . He entered and in a horrid manner began asked her about her health . She answered him with cold civility. Mr. Darcy sat down for a few minutes and then he suddenly came towards her and he and adressed to her with such words:
- Mrs. Bennet, - Elizabeth ,- I have struggled in vain, he said-, it won't do. - You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.
Elizabeth was really amazed by this expression :she stared, doubted, coloured and was silent. Mr. Darcy continued his declaration:
- Mrs. Bennet, I’ve tried to repress my feelings for I’ve been reared from birth to believe that I should marry someone of my own rank and wealth. I'am proud man Mrs.Bennet I could not bare the thought of your relations whose condition in life is so decidedly beneath my own.I 've left to London hoping that I might forget you, but I cannot. I have been compelled to return to you. Miss Bennet, say you will marry me?
- No, - cried Elizabeth.
-No,-echoed Mr Darcy and his face become pale .
-Are you surprised?- asked Elizabeth coldly.
- Had you taken my acceptance for granted? I can not even thank you for the affection you saing you bear me. In his part Mr. Darcy was shoked and he attentively observed her.
- I have never desired your good opinion-Elizabeth continued -
- You tell me that you have given it most unwillingly, that you like me against your will.I beg you to consider could anything be more insulting than your references to my relations.
-I did not mean to insult you , than you have no respect for my feelings.
-Indeed, I am most sorry if I have given you an offence. I simply wish to lay bare my own feelings.
-With a complete disregard of my. No, Mr Darcy, I am sorry if I cause you pain.
-Is this all the reply I am to expect? - he interrupted.
-Not all, I have other provocations. Do you think I would accept the man who has been the means of ruining the happiness of my sister?
-I will not deny it that I have done everything in my power to separate my friend from Miss Jane Bennet, but I wish to preserve him from what I thought to be the most unhappy connection. Towards him I have been kind than towards myself.
-Have you indeed? - cried Elizabeth angrily,- and does the same kind suspend to Mr Wickham?
- Wickham?
- You take an eager intrest in that gentleman's concerns- said Darcy with a heighten colour .
- Naturally since he has told me of his misfortunes.
-His misfortunes, - repeated Darcy contemptuously ,- yes, his misfortunes have been very great indeed.
-You dare to ridicule him? You who have reduced him to his present state of poverty.
-And this,- cried Darcy,- is your opinion of me? I thank you for explaining it so fully, my fault is so heavy indeed but perhaps these offences might have been overlooked had not your pride been hurt by my honesty concerning your family. Nothing I say will alter your feelings towards me.
Elizabeth felt herself growing more angrier every moment. But she tried to speak calmly.
-You are mistaken, Mr Darcy, the manner of your declaration has spared me the concern I might felt in refusing you, if you would behave in a more gentlemanly way. You could not make me the offer of your hand in any possible way that would obtained me to accept.
Again his astonishment was obvious. He looked at her with an expression of mingled incredulity and anger.
-You will see that I have been equally honest with you. From the first moment of my acquaintance with you I was impressed by your arrogance, your conceit and your selfish disdain of the feelings for others . I felt that you are the last man in the world whom I could have ever be prevailed upon to marry .
-You have said quite enough, Madam- I perfectly understand your feelings and have now only to be ashamed of what my own have been. Forgive me, if I have taken so much of your time.
With these words he hastily left room and Elizabeth heard him the next moment leave the house. Her mind was in a tumult and she cried for half and hour. That was the proposal of marriage from Mr Darcy, and even more he felt in love to her during several months and she hasn't any guess about this . How strong then his affection must be. But his pride, his abominable pride, his shameless avowal what he have done with respect to Jane and an unfeeling manner in which he had mentioned Wickham- soon over came the pity which Elizabeth had for a moment felt. She cried and fumed and worried till the sound of Lady Catherine’s carriage made her hurry away to her room.
II. Say what was wrong in Mr Darcy’s declaration of love, what filled Elizabeth with indignation.
As Mr Darcy being proud man made some serious mistaken in his declaration of love to Elizabeth so she in quite blunt respose declined his proposal.
-Firstly Mr.Darcy mentioned more lower social status than his one
-Secondly he did not doubt that Elizabeth accept his proposal with great pleasure
-Thirdly Elizabeth was indignant at Mr Darcy's contempt for Wickham
- and finally Mr Darcy was initiator of separation of Mr Bingley and her beloved sister.
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A Young Lady Reflects
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I. Paraphrase the sentences below.
1)When Elizabeth opened her eyes from the sleep she has got the same thougts as yesterday she had.
2)If I had been right on this subject I might be mistaken and your huff has its reason.
3)It causes unpleasant feeling to vex you.
4)I may only make compliment for the behaviour of yourself and Miss Bennet.
II. The retelling of the part.
Next day of Miss Bennet was devoted the recollections of previous conversation with Mr. Darcy.After the breakfast Lizzy made her habitual walk in the park with purpose to analyse her impressions , but suddenly she saw a man , she was frighten because it may be Mr Darcy.She would like to go away noiseless but the man glimpsed her .It was Mr Darcy.
He waited for Elizabeth ,he would like to explain his motive of his interference in the relations of his best friend and defends from the mendacity of Mr.Wickham . He asked her with a steady glance:
- Will you do me the honor of reading that letter?
Then he turned around and disappeared. Elizabeth who was very rational and curious opened the letter and began to read:
« -Do you not be alarmed,Madam by any feared this letter contained a renewal of these offers which were last night so detestfull for you . You must pardon a freedom with which I demand you an attention ,but two offences you last night laid to my charge:
-The first one is my interference of the privacy of your sister and Mr Bingley.
-The second that I have ruined the prosperity of Mr Wickham.I dare to cherish the hope that after reading this letter you can understand my motives and reasons. In Hartfordshire I noticed that my friend Mr Bingley has fallen in love but your sister Miss Jane was indifferent to my friend.Of course I have seen many times when Mr.Bengley bagan to take an intrest in company of young ladies ,but this case was especial.He felt the reall passion to your sister - but she didn't show intrest in him. But there were other causes of repugnance. The situation of your mother's family though objectionable was nothing in comparison with that total want of propriety so frequently displayed by herself and her three younger sisters.
-Pardon me ,it pains me to offend you. Let us give you the consolation to know that I could have nothing but prays for the conduct of yourself and Miss Bennet. I can only say that I wished to preserve my friend from what I thought to be the most unhappy connection. I persuaded him that your sister didn’t return his affection and took him off to London.There is one part of my conduct on which I do not reflect with satisfaction - it is that I concealed from him your sisters being in town. He is ignored of it even yet . Perhaps this concealment was beneath me, it is done however and it was done for the best. If I wounded your sisters feelings it was unknowingly done.
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1)Next day Elizabeth was sitting in the room and writing a letter when Mr Darcy entered.He didn’t expect to see her there but Lizzy broke the silent and began their conversation about his parents.Then they spoke a little about Kent etc.Then Charlotte came.Mr Darcy kept silent and got out the room.Charlotte supposed him to fell in love with Lizzy but she (Elizabeth)denied it.But Charlotte insisted and watched Mr Darcy.However at last she couldn’t prove it because he didn’t show any feelings.Later Elizabeth had rambles in the park and she met Mr darcy.She showed him that wanted to walk alone but such meetings continued.In this park Elizabeth met Colonel Fitzwilliam too.He told her about Mr Darcy’s act.He(Mr Darcy)didn’t want Mr Bingley and Jane to get married.And he adviced Mr Bingley as his friend not to do it.Elizabeth didn’t believe it and she was really shocked.She couldn’t understand why he had done it,why he was against this wedding.Later in her room Lizzy thought about it a lot.She was fulled by emotions and began to cry recollecting recent occasions.
2)Mr Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam came to their unt Lady Catherine de Bourgh.Elizabeth saw Mr Darcy again.Lizzy and Mr Darcy exchanged some phrases but no more.Then they had dinner and had a”chance” to communicate(for example,when Elizabeth played the piano etc.).Next morning they unexpectedly met in the room and both of them were embarassed.Later Lizzy and Mr Darcy had meetings in the park.Everyone of them was very proud and refused to accept for each other.
3)1)More than once,in her rambles in the park,Elizabeth unexpectedly met Mr Darcy.-Elizabeth surprisingly met Mr Darcy during her walking in the park for some times.(All the time when Elizabeth was walking in the park,she surprisingly met Mr Darcy).
2)On the first occasion,to prevent its happening again,she took care to inform him that it was a favourite haunt of hers.-For the first time foreknowing such meetings she let him know about this place to be her favourite.
3)How it could occur a second time,therefore,was very odd!Yet it did;and even the third.-When the meeting happened for the next time but it seemed strange!Yes,it happened and what is more it happened for the third time.
4)He never said a great deal,but she began to find an unexpected pleasure in his company.-Everytime he spoke not very much but she noticed herself to feel good when she communicated with him.
4)Elizabeth was really shocked by Colonel Fitzwilliam’s words.Probably,by this moment,she fell in love with Mr Darcy and She didn’t want to acknowledge it herself.She couldn’t believe that Mr Darcy had said such things.He couldn’t be so chaste.She didn’t understand Mr Darcy had behaved so.Jane and Mr Bingley would be a great couple.There weren’t any reasons to disturb them.Probably in Lizzy’s mind good reflections were against bad and unexpected.
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1)The Collince’s went away.The bell rang.Elizabeth was utterly amased to see Mr Darcy here.He began an inquiry after her health but Lizzy was uncompromising and she answered with cold civility.He came to her and said in agitated manner how ardently he admired and loved her.Elizabeth didn’t really expect such words.She stared,doubted,coloured and was silent.He couldn’t repress his feelings.He had been reared from birth to get married with somebody who had a position in the society like him.He came to London to forget about Lizzy but he couldn’t and he was compelled to return.He made a proposal of marriage to Lizzy but She refused.Mr Darcy was at loss because he expected her to take acceptance for granted.It wasn’t so.She even couldn’t thank him for the affection he beared her.She couldn’t accept him.Mr Darcy thought that she didn’t believe him but he just wanted to lay bare his feelings.Elizabeth couldn’t humble with words of Mr Darcy that he wanted to preserve Mr Bingley from the marriage.Then she told him about Mr Wickham.Mr Darcy had justifications.These offences might have been overlooked had not Lizzy’s pride been hurt.Elizabeth told him he was mistaken thinking his declaration had spared her concern.Mr Darcy was nervous.He was looking at Lizzy with the expression of mingled incredulity but she continued to tell.Since their first meeting Elizabeth had been amused by his arrogance,by his behaviour.At last they couldn’t find anything common and Mr Darcy went out.Elizabeth didn’t know what to do.Her mind was in a tumult.She thought about it for a long time.Probably,he loved her very strongly and he had fallen in love with her some time ago.Elizabeth was staggered by Mr Darcy’s abominable pride and by his shameless avowal.In her soul two feelings were struggling-one of them was a sympathy,the second was a distrust.
2)Mr Darcy’s declaration of love was so unexpected for Elizabeth.Mr Darcy said a lot of different things.He touched the status of her family in their society but he recognized his many mistakes.Mr Darcy loved Lizzy despite his will.Elizabeth was offended by his attitude to her parents.She thought that his behaviour wasn’t noble.Lizzy filled with indignation.
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1)1)Elizabeth awoke the next morning to the same thoughts which had at length closed her eyes.-On the following day Elizabeth got up with such reflections which she had had before sleeping.
2)If you have not been mistaken here,I must have been in error and your resentment has not been unreasonable.-If you were right so I wasn't right and your indigation was soundly.
3)It pains me to offend you.-I feel very bad when I insult you.(I can be hurt when I insult you).
4)I could have nothing but praise for the conduct of yourself and Miss Bennet.-I’m just delighted with your and Mr Bennet’s behaviour.
2)Elizabeth got up the next day thinking about the lastconversation with Mr Darcy.She was still shocked and she couldn’t think of anything but it.After breakfast she decided to walk in the park.Lizzy chose a path where she couldn’t meet Mr Darcy.Suddenly she felt somebody’s look and then the voice which she knew.It was Mr Darcy.He was with a steady glance he gave her a letter and went away.Walking through the alley she was reading the letter quickly.In this letter he didn’t write a renewal of offers.He apologized for his familiarity.Also Mr Darcy wanted to explain two accusations what Elizabeth had done the day before.So,her offences laid his charge.The first was about Jane and Mr Bingley,the second accusation was that Darcy had ruined the prosperity of Mr Whickham.Lizzy continued to read.So,Mr Darcy noticed that his friend Mr Bingley prefered the elder sister of the Bennet-Jane Bennet.During the ball in Neitherfield Mr Darcy was watching Jane and did some conclusions.He decided that Jane didn’t pay attention to Mr Bingley.In this letter there were other causes of repugnance.He explained that the status of her family and behaviour of her mother was objectionable.The consolation of Mr Darcy was to know about good conduct of Lizzy and Miss Bennet.Mr Darcy was against of the marriage of Mr Bingley and Jane Bennet.Mr Darcy convicted Mr Bingley of that Jane wouldn’t return his affection and he took Mr Bingley away.Mr Darcy just regretted about the arrival of Jane in the town.He did it unknowingly.
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A Young Lady in Tears
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1) Sir William and Maria stayed only a week at Hunsford.
2) Elizabeth as able to spend her time comfortably enough.
3) Dining at Rosings was repeated about twice a week.
4) The weather was fine and Elizabeth had great enjoyment out of doors.
5) Her favourite walk was along an open grove, which bordered the park.
6) Lady Catherine spoke of Mr.Darcy in terms of the highest admiration, and seemed almost angry to find that he was already acquainted with Elizabeth.
7) On the morning after the arrival oh this two gentlemen, Mr. Collins hastened to Rosings to pay his respects.
8) Colonel Fitzwilliam was about thirty years of age, not handsome, but in person and address most truly the gentleman.
9) Mr. Darcy looked just as he had been always looked and greeted Elizabeth with composure.
10) At length, however, his civility was so far awakened as to inquire of Elizabeth after the healh of her family.
11) Colonel Fithwilliam’s manners were very much admired at the Personage, and the ladies all felt that he must add considerably to the pleasure of their engagements at Rosings.
12) Colonel Fitzwilliam had called at the Personage more than once during the time, but Mr. Darcy they had only seen at church.
13) Catherine’s ladyship received them civilly, but it was plain that their company was by no means so acceptable as when she could get nobody else.
14) Colonel asked Elizabeth to play for him and she sat down to the pianoforte.
15) “My fingers,” said Elizabeth, “do net move over this instrument in the mastery manner which I see so many women’s do. But then I have always suppose it to be my own fault, because I would not take the trouble of practicing.
16) Elizabeth began playing again.
17) Lady Catherine approached and said to Darcy-“Miss Bennet would not play at all if she practiced more”.
18) Lady Catherine continued her remarks on Elizabeth’s performance at the request of the gentlemen, remained at the instrument till her ladyship’s carriage was ready to take them all home.
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