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Yet
the
misery
,
for
which
years
of
happiness
were
to
offer
no
compensation
,
received
soon
afterwards
material
relief
,
from
observing
how
much
the
beauty
of
her
sister
re-kindled
the
admiration
of
her
former
lover
.
When
first
he
came
in
,
he
had
spoken
to
her
but
little
;
but
every
five
minutes
seemed
to
be
giving
her
more
of
his
attention
.
He
found
her
as
handsome
as
she
had
been
last
year
;
as
good
natured
,
and
as
unaffected
,
though
not
quite
so
chatty
.
Jane
was
anxious
that
no
difference
should
be
perceived
in
her
at
all
,
and
was
really
persuaded
that
she
talked
as
much
as
ever
.
But
her
mind
was
so
busily
engaged
,
that
she
did
not
always
know
when
she
was
silent
.
When
the
gentlemen
rose
to
go
away
,
Mrs.
Bennet
was
mindful
of
her
intended
civility
,
and
they
were
invited
and
engaged
to
dine
at
Longbourn
in
a
few
days
time
.
"
You
are
quite
a
visit
in
my
debt
,
Mr.
Bingley
,
"
she
added
,
"
for
when
you
went
to
town
last
winter
,
you
promised
to
take
a
family
dinner
with
us
,
as
soon
as
you
returned
.
I
have
not
forgot
,
you
see
;
and
I
assure
you
,
I
was
very
much
disappointed
that
you
did
not
come
back
and
keep
your
engagement
.
"
Bingley
looked
a
little
silly
at
this
reflection
,
and
said
something
of
his
concern
at
having
been
prevented
by
business
.
They
then
went
away
.
Mrs.
Bennet
had
been
strongly
inclined
to
ask
them
to
stay
and
dine
there
that
day
;
but
,
though
she
always
kept
a
very
good
table
,
she
did
not
think
anything
less
than
two
courses
could
be
good
enough
for
a
man
on
whom
she
had
such
anxious
designs
,
or
satisfy
the
appetite
and
pride
of
one
who
had
ten
thousand
a
year
.
As
soon
as
they
were
gone
,
Elizabeth
walked
out
to
recover
her
spirits
;
or
in
other
words
,
to
dwell
without
interruption
on
those
subjects
that
must
deaden
them
more
.
Mr.
Darcy
's
behaviour
astonished
and
vexed
her
.
"
Why
,
if
he
came
only
to
be
silent
,
grave
,
and
indifferent
,
"
said
she
,
"
did
he
come
at
all
?
"
She
could
settle
it
in
no
way
that
gave
her
pleasure
.
"
He
could
be
still
amiable
,
still
pleasing
,
to
my
uncle
and
aunt
,
when
he
was
in
town
;
and
why
not
to
me
?
If
he
fears
me
,
why
come
hither
?
If
he
no
longer
cares
for
me
,
why
silent
?
Teasing
,
teasing
,
man
!
I
will
think
no
more
about
him
.
"
Her
resolution
was
for
a
short
time
involuntarily
kept
by
the
approach
of
her
sister
,
who
joined
her
with
a
cheerful
look
,
which
showed
her
better
satisfied
with
their
visitors
,
than
Elizabeth
.
