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"
He
is
,
indeed
;
but
,
considering
the
inducement
,
my
dear
Miss
Eliza
,
we
can
not
wonder
at
his
complaisance
--
for
who
would
object
to
such
a
partner
?
"
Elizabeth
looked
archly
,
and
turned
away
.
Her
resistance
had
not
injured
her
with
the
gentleman
,
and
he
was
thinking
of
her
with
some
complacency
,
when
thus
accosted
by
Miss
Bingley
:
"
I
can
guess
the
subject
of
your
reverie
.
"
"
I
should
imagine
not
.
"
"
You
are
considering
how
insupportable
it
would
be
to
pass
many
evenings
in
this
manner
--
in
such
society
;
and
indeed
I
am
quite
of
your
opinion
.
I
was
never
more
annoyed
!
The
insipidity
,
and
yet
the
noise
--
the
nothingness
,
and
yet
the
self-importance
of
all
those
people
!
What
would
I
give
to
hear
your
strictures
on
them
!
"
"
You
conjecture
is
totally
wrong
,
I
assure
you
.
My
mind
was
more
agreeably
engaged
.
I
have
been
meditating
on
the
very
great
pleasure
which
a
pair
of
fine
eyes
in
the
face
of
a
pretty
woman
can
bestow
.
"
Miss
Bingley
immediately
fixed
her
eyes
on
his
face
,
and
desired
he
would
tell
her
what
lady
had
the
credit
of
inspiring
such
reflections
.
Mr.
Darcy
replied
with
great
intrepidity
:
"
Miss
Elizabeth
Bennet
.
"
"
Miss
Elizabeth
Bennet
!
"
repeated
Miss
Bingley
.
"
I
am
all
astonishment
.
How
long
has
she
been
such
a
favourite
?
--
and
pray
,
when
am
I
to
wish
you
joy
?
"
"
That
is
exactly
the
question
which
I
expected
you
to
ask
.
A
lady
's
imagination
is
very
rapid
;
it
jumps
from
admiration
to
love
,
from
love
to
matrimony
,
in
a
moment
.
I
knew
you
would
be
wishing
me
joy
.
"
