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"
I
know
not
,
Miss
Elizabeth
,
"
said
he
,
"
whether
Mrs.
Collins
has
yet
expressed
her
sense
of
your
kindness
in
coming
to
us
;
but
I
am
very
certain
you
will
not
leave
the
house
without
receiving
her
thanks
for
it
.
The
favor
of
your
company
has
been
much
felt
,
I
assure
you
.
We
know
how
little
there
is
to
tempt
anyone
to
our
humble
abode
.
Our
plain
manner
of
living
,
our
small
rooms
and
few
domestics
,
and
the
little
we
see
of
the
world
,
must
make
Hunsford
extremely
dull
to
a
young
lady
like
yourself
;
but
I
hope
you
will
believe
us
grateful
for
the
condescension
,
and
that
we
have
done
everything
in
our
power
to
prevent
your
spending
your
time
unpleasantly
.
"
Elizabeth
was
eager
with
her
thanks
and
assurances
of
happiness
.
She
had
spent
six
weeks
with
great
enjoyment
;
and
the
pleasure
of
being
with
Charlotte
,
and
the
kind
attentions
she
had
received
,
must
make
her
feel
the
obliged
.
Mr.
Collins
was
gratified
,
and
with
a
more
smiling
solemnity
replied
:
"
It
gives
me
great
pleasure
to
hear
that
you
have
passed
your
time
not
disagreeably
.
We
have
certainly
done
our
best
;
and
most
fortunately
having
it
in
our
power
to
introduce
you
to
very
superior
society
,
and
,
from
our
connection
with
Rosings
,
the
frequent
means
of
varying
the
humble
home
scene
,
I
think
we
may
flatter
ourselves
that
your
Hunsford
visit
can
not
have
been
entirely
irksome
.
Our
situation
with
regard
to
Lady
Catherine
's
family
is
indeed
the
sort
of
extraordinary
advantage
and
blessing
which
few
can
boast
.
You
see
on
what
a
footing
we
are
.
You
see
how
continually
we
are
engaged
there
.
In
truth
I
must
acknowledge
that
,
with
all
the
disadvantages
of
this
humble
parsonage
,
I
should
not
think
anyone
abiding
in
it
an
object
of
compassion
,
while
they
are
sharers
of
our
intimacy
at
Rosings
.
"
Words
were
insufficient
for
the
elevation
of
his
feelings
;
and
he
was
obliged
to
walk
about
the
room
,
while
Elizabeth
tried
to
unite
civility
and
truth
in
a
few
short
sentences
.
"
You
may
,
in
fact
,
carry
a
very
favourable
report
of
us
into
Hertfordshire
,
my
dear
cousin
.
I
flatter
myself
at
least
that
you
will
be
able
to
do
so
.
Lady
Catherine
's
great
attentions
to
Mrs.
Collins
you
have
been
a
daily
witness
of
;
and
altogether
I
trust
it
does
not
appear
that
your
friend
has
drawn
an
unfortunate
--
but
on
this
point
it
will
be
as
well
to
be
silent
.
Only
let
me
assure
you
,
my
dear
Miss
Elizabeth
,
that
I
can
from
my
heart
most
cordially
wish
you
equal
felicity
in
marriage
.
My
dear
Charlotte
and
I
have
but
one
mind
and
one
way
of
thinking
.
There
is
in
everything
a
most
remarkable
resemblance
of
character
and
ideas
between
us
.
We
seem
to
have
been
designed
for
each
other
.
"
Elizabeth
could
safely
say
that
it
was
a
great
happiness
where
that
was
the
case
,
and
with
equal
sincerity
could
add
,
that
she
firmly
believed
and
rejoiced
in
his
domestic
comforts
.
She
was
not
sorry
,
however
,
to
have
the
recital
of
them
interrupted
by
the
lady
from
whom
they
sprang
.
Poor
Charlotte
!
it
was
melancholy
to
leave
her
to
such
society
!
But
she
had
chosen
it
with
her
eyes
open
;
and
though
evidently
regretting
that
her
visitors
were
to
go
,
she
did
not
seem
to
ask
for
compassion
.
Her
home
and
her
housekeeping
,
her
parish
and
her
poultry
,
and
all
their
dependent
concerns
,
had
not
yet
lost
their
charms
.
At
length
the
chaise
arrived
,
the
trunks
were
fastened
on
,
the
parcels
placed
within
,
and
it
was
pronounced
to
be
ready
.
After
an
affectionate
parting
between
the
friends
,
Elizabeth
was
attended
to
the
carriage
by
Mr.
Collins
,
and
as
they
walked
down
the
garden
he
was
commissioning
her
with
his
best
respects
to
all
her
family
,
not
forgetting
his
thanks
for
the
kindness
he
had
received
at
Longbourn
in
the
winter
,
and
his
compliments
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gardiner
,
though
unknown
.
He
then
handed
her
in
,
Maria
followed
,
and
the
door
was
on
the
point
of
being
closed
,
when
he
suddenly
reminded
them
,
with
some
consternation
,
that
they
had
hitherto
forgotten
to
leave
any
message
for
the
ladies
at
Rosings
.
"
But
,
"
he
added
,
"
you
will
of
course
wish
to
have
your
humble
respects
delivered
to
them
,
with
your
grateful
thanks
for
their
kindness
to
you
while
you
have
been
here
.
"
Elizabeth
made
no
objection
;
the
door
was
then
allowed
to
be
shut
,
and
the
carriage
drove
off
.
