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Darcy
smiled
and
said
,
"
You
are
perfectly
right
.
You
have
employed
your
time
much
better
.
No
one
admitted
to
the
privilege
of
hearing
you
can
think
anything
wanting
.
We
neither
of
us
perform
to
strangers
.
"
Here
they
were
interrupted
by
Lady
Catherine
,
who
called
out
to
know
what
they
were
talking
of
.
Elizabeth
immediately
began
playing
again
.
Lady
Catherine
approached
,
and
,
after
listening
for
a
few
minutes
,
said
to
Darcy
:
"
Miss
Bennet
would
not
play
at
all
amiss
if
she
practised
more
,
and
could
have
the
advantage
of
a
London
master
.
She
has
a
very
good
notion
of
fingering
,
though
her
taste
is
not
equal
to
Anne
's
.
Anne
would
have
been
a
delightful
performer
,
had
her
health
allowed
her
to
learn
.
"
Elizabeth
looked
at
Darcy
to
see
how
cordially
he
assented
to
his
cousin
's
praise
;
but
neither
at
that
moment
nor
at
any
other
could
she
discern
any
symptom
of
love
;
and
from
the
whole
of
his
behaviour
to
Miss
de
Bourgh
she
derived
this
comfort
for
Miss
Bingley
,
that
he
might
have
been
just
as
likely
to
marry
her
,
had
she
been
his
relation
.
Lady
Catherine
continued
her
remarks
on
Elizabeth
's
performance
,
mixing
with
them
many
instructions
on
execution
and
taste
.
Elizabeth
received
them
with
all
the
forbearance
of
civility
,
and
,
at
the
request
of
the
gentlemen
,
remained
at
the
instrument
till
her
ladyship
's
carriage
was
ready
to
take
them
all
home
.
Elizabeth
was
sitting
by
herself
the
next
morning
,
and
writing
to
Jane
while
Mrs.
Collins
and
Maria
were
gone
on
business
into
the
village
,
when
she
was
startled
by
a
ring
at
the
door
,
the
certain
signal
of
a
visitor
.
As
she
had
heard
no
carriage
,
she
thought
it
not
unlikely
to
be
Lady
Catherine
,
and
under
that
apprehension
was
putting
away
her
half-finished
letter
that
she
might
escape
all
impertinent
questions
,
when
the
door
opened
,
and
,
to
her
very
great
surprise
,
Mr.
Darcy
,
and
Mr.
Darcy
only
,
entered
the
room
.
He
seemed
astonished
too
on
finding
her
alone
,
and
apologised
for
his
intrusion
by
letting
her
know
that
he
had
understood
all
the
ladies
were
to
be
within
.
They
then
sat
down
,
and
when
her
inquiries
after
Rosings
were
made
,
seemed
in
danger
of
sinking
into
total
silence
.
It
was
absolutely
necessary
,
therefore
,
to
think
of
something
,
and
in
this
emergence
recollecting
when
she
had
seen
him
last
in
Hertfordshire
,
and
feeling
curious
to
know
what
he
would
say
on
the
subject
of
their
hasty
departure
,
she
observed
:
"
How
very
suddenly
you
all
quitted
Netherfield
last
November
,
Mr.
Darcy
!
It
must
have
been
a
most
agreeable
surprise
to
Mr.
Bingley
to
see
you
all
after
him
so
soon
;
for
,
if
I
recollect
right
,
he
went
but
the
day
before
.
He
and
his
sisters
were
well
,
I
hope
,
when
you
left
London
?
"
"
Perfectly
so
,
I
thank
you
.
"
