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She
had
never
perceived
,
while
the
regiment
was
in
Hertfordshire
,
that
Lydia
had
any
partiality
for
him
;
but
she
was
convinced
that
Lydia
wanted
only
encouragement
to
attach
herself
to
anybody
.
Sometimes
one
officer
,
sometimes
another
,
had
been
her
favourite
,
as
their
attentions
raised
them
in
her
opinion
.
Her
affections
had
continually
been
fluctuating
but
never
without
an
object
.
The
mischief
of
neglect
and
mistaken
indulgence
towards
such
a
girl
--
oh
!
how
acutely
did
she
now
feel
it
!
She
was
wild
to
be
at
home
--
to
hear
,
to
see
,
to
be
upon
the
spot
to
share
with
Jane
in
the
cares
that
must
now
fall
wholly
upon
her
,
in
a
family
so
deranged
,
a
father
absent
,
a
mother
incapable
of
exertion
,
and
requiring
constant
attendance
;
and
though
almost
persuaded
that
nothing
could
be
done
for
Lydia
,
her
uncle
's
interference
seemed
of
the
utmost
importance
,
and
till
he
entered
the
room
her
impatience
was
severe
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gardiner
had
hurried
back
in
alarm
,
supposing
by
the
servant
's
account
that
their
niece
was
taken
suddenly
ill
;
but
satisfying
them
instantly
on
that
head
,
she
eagerly
communicated
the
cause
of
their
summons
,
reading
the
two
letters
aloud
,
and
dwelling
on
the
postscript
of
the
last
with
trembling
energy
,
though
Lydia
had
never
been
a
favourite
with
them
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gardiner
could
not
but
be
deeply
afflicted
.
Not
Lydia
only
,
but
all
were
concerned
in
it
;
and
after
the
first
exclamations
of
surprise
and
horror
,
Mr.
Gardiner
promised
every
assistance
in
his
power
.
Elizabeth
,
though
expecting
no
less
,
thanked
him
with
tears
of
gratitude
;
and
all
three
being
actuated
by
one
spirit
,
everything
relating
to
their
journey
was
speedily
settled
.
They
were
to
be
off
as
soon
as
possible
.
"
But
what
is
to
be
done
about
Pemberley
?
"
cried
Mrs.
Gardiner
.
"
John
told
us
Mr.
Darcy
was
here
when
you
sent
for
us
;
was
it
so
?
"
"
Yes
;
and
I
told
him
we
should
not
be
able
to
keep
our
engagement
.
That
is
all
settled
.
"
"
What
is
all
settled
?
"
repeated
the
other
,
as
she
ran
into
her
room
to
prepare
.
"
And
are
they
upon
such
terms
as
for
her
to
disclose
the
real
truth
?
Oh
,
that
I
knew
how
it
was
!
"
But
wishes
were
vain
,
or
at
least
could
only
serve
to
amuse
her
in
the
hurry
and
confusion
of
the
following
hour
.
Had
Elizabeth
been
at
leisure
to
be
idle
,
she
would
have
remained
certain
that
all
employment
was
impossible
to
one
so
wretched
as
herself
;
but
she
had
her
share
of
business
as
well
as
her
aunt
,
and
amongst
the
rest
there
were
notes
to
be
written
to
all
their
friends
at
Lambton
,
with
false
excuses
for
their
sudden
departure
.
An
hour
,
however
,
saw
the
whole
completed
;
and
Mr.
Gardiner
meanwhile
having
settled
his
account
at
the
inn
,
nothing
remained
to
be
done
but
to
go
;
and
Elizabeth
,
after
all
the
misery
of
the
morning
,
found
herself
,
in
a
shorter
space
of
time
than
she
could
have
supposed
,
seated
in
the
carriage
,
and
on
the
road
to
Longbourn
.
I
have
been
thinking
it
over
again
,
Elizabeth
,
"
said
her
uncle
,
as
they
drove
from
the
town
;
"
and
really
,
upon
serious
consideration
,
I
am
much
more
inclined
than
I
was
to
judge
as
your
eldest
sister
does
on
the
matter
.
It
appears
to
me
so
very
unlikely
that
any
young
man
should
form
such
a
design
against
a
girl
who
is
by
no
means
unprotected
or
friendless
,
and
who
was
actually
staying
in
his
colonel
's
family
,
that
I
am
strongly
inclined
to
hope
the
best
.
Could
he
expect
that
her
friends
would
not
step
forward
?
Could
he
expect
to
be
noticed
again
by
the
regiment
,
after
such
an
affront
to
Colonel
Forster
?
His
temptation
is
not
adequate
to
the
risk
!
"
"
Do
you
really
think
so
?
"
cried
Elizabeth
,
brightening
up
for
a
moment
.
"
Upon
my
word
,
"
said
Mrs.
Gardiner
,
"
I
begin
to
be
of
your
uncle
's
opinion
.
It
is
really
too
great
a
violation
of
decency
,
honour
,
and
interest
,
for
him
to
be
guilty
of
.
I
can
not
think
so
very
ill
of
Wickham
.
Can
you
yourself
,
Lizzy
,
so
wholly
give
him
up
,
as
to
believe
him
capable
of
it
?
"
"
Not
,
perhaps
,
of
neglecting
his
own
interest
;
but
of
every
other
neglect
I
can
believe
him
capable
.
If
,
indeed
,
it
should
be
so
!
But
I
dare
not
hope
it
.
Why
should
they
not
go
on
to
Scotland
if
that
had
been
the
case
?
"
