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"
And
do
you
really
know
all
this
?
"
cried
Mrs.
Gardiner
,
whose
curiosity
as
to
the
mode
of
her
intelligence
was
all
alive
.
"
I
do
indeed
,
"
replied
Elizabeth
,
colouring
.
"
I
told
you
,
the
other
day
,
of
his
infamous
behaviour
to
Mr.
Darcy
;
and
you
yourself
,
when
last
at
Longbourn
,
heard
in
what
manner
he
spoke
of
the
man
who
had
behaved
with
such
forbearance
and
liberality
towards
him
.
And
there
are
other
circumstances
which
I
am
not
at
liberty
--
which
it
is
not
worth
while
to
relate
;
but
his
lies
about
the
whole
Pemberley
family
are
endless
.
From
what
he
said
of
Miss
Darcy
I
was
thoroughly
prepared
to
see
a
proud
,
reserved
,
disagreeable
girl
.
Yet
he
knew
to
the
contrary
himself
.
He
must
know
that
she
was
as
amiable
and
unpretending
as
we
have
found
her
.
"
"
But
does
Lydia
know
nothing
of
this
?
can
she
be
ignorant
of
what
you
and
Jane
seem
so
well
to
understand
?
"
"
Oh
,
yes
!
--
that
,
that
is
the
worst
of
all
.
Till
I
was
in
Kent
,
and
saw
so
much
both
of
Mr.
Darcy
and
his
relation
Colonel
Fitzwilliam
,
I
was
ignorant
of
the
truth
myself
.
And
when
I
returned
home
,
the
--
--
shire
was
to
leave
Meryton
in
a
week
or
fortnight
's
time
.
As
that
was
the
case
,
neither
Jane
,
to
whom
I
related
the
whole
,
nor
I
,
thought
it
necessary
to
make
our
knowledge
public
;
for
of
what
use
could
it
apparently
be
to
any
one
,
that
the
good
opinion
which
all
the
neighbourhood
had
of
him
should
then
be
overthrown
?
And
even
when
it
was
settled
that
Lydia
should
go
with
Mrs.
Forster
,
the
necessity
of
opening
her
eyes
to
his
character
never
occurred
to
me
.
That
she
could
be
in
any
danger
from
the
deception
never
entered
my
head
.
That
such
a
consequence
as
this
could
ensue
,
you
may
easily
believe
,
was
far
enough
from
my
thoughts
.
"
"
When
they
all
removed
to
Brighton
,
therefore
,
you
had
no
reason
,
I
suppose
,
to
believe
them
fond
of
each
other
?
"
"
Not
the
slightest
.
I
can
remember
no
symptom
of
affection
on
either
side
;
and
had
anything
of
the
kind
been
perceptible
,
you
must
be
aware
that
ours
is
not
a
family
on
which
it
could
be
thrown
away
.
When
first
he
entered
the
corps
,
she
was
ready
enough
to
admire
him
;
but
so
we
all
were
.
Every
girl
in
or
near
Meryton
was
out
of
her
senses
about
him
for
the
first
two
months
;
but
he
never
distinguished
her
by
any
particular
attention
;
and
,
consequently
,
after
a
moderate
period
of
extravagant
and
wild
admiration
,
her
fancy
for
him
gave
way
,
and
others
of
the
regiment
,
who
treated
her
with
more
distinction
,
again
became
her
favourites
.
"
It
may
be
easily
believed
,
that
however
little
of
novelty
could
be
added
to
their
fears
,
hopes
,
and
conjectures
,
on
this
interesting
subject
,
by
its
repeated
discussion
,
no
other
could
detain
them
from
it
long
,
during
the
whole
of
the
journey
.
From
Elizabeth
's
thoughts
it
was
never
absent
.
Fixed
there
by
the
keenest
of
all
anguish
,
self-reproach
,
she
could
find
no
interval
of
ease
or
forgetfulness
.
They
travelled
as
expeditiously
as
possible
,
and
,
sleeping
one
night
on
the
road
,
reached
Longbourn
by
dinner
time
the
next
day
.
It
was
a
comfort
to
Elizabeth
to
consider
that
Jane
could
not
have
been
wearied
by
long
expectations
.
The
little
Gardiners
,
attracted
by
the
sight
of
a
chaise
,
were
standing
on
the
steps
of
the
house
as
they
entered
the
paddock
;
and
,
when
the
carriage
drove
up
to
the
door
,
the
joyful
surprise
that
lighted
up
their
faces
,
and
displayed
itself
over
their
whole
bodies
,
in
a
variety
of
capers
and
frisks
,
was
the
first
pleasing
earnest
of
their
welcome
.
Elizabeth
jumped
out
;
and
,
after
giving
each
of
them
a
hasty
kiss
,
hurried
into
the
vestibule
,
where
Jane
,
who
came
running
down
from
her
mother
's
apartment
,
immediately
met
her
.
