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81
Here
she
was
interrupted
again
.
Mr.
Bennet
protested
against
any
description
of
finery
.
82
She
was
therefore
obliged
to
seek
another
branch
of
the
subject
,
and
related
,
with
much
bitterness
of
spirit
and
some
exaggeration
,
the
shocking
rudeness
of
Mr.
Darcy
.
83
"
But
I
can
assure
you
,
"
she
added
,
"
that
Lizzy
does
not
lose
much
by
not
suiting
his
fancy
;
for
he
is
a
most
disagreeable
,
horrid
man
,
not
at
all
worth
pleasing
.
So
high
and
so
conceited
that
there
was
no
enduring
him
!
He
walked
here
,
and
he
walked
there
,
fancying
himself
so
very
great
!
Not
handsome
enough
to
dance
with
!
I
wish
you
had
been
there
,
my
dear
,
to
have
given
him
one
of
your
set-downs
.
I
quite
detest
the
man
.
"
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84
When
Jane
and
Elizabeth
were
alone
,
the
former
,
who
had
been
cautious
in
her
praise
of
Mr.
Bingley
before
,
expressed
to
her
sister
just
how
very
much
she
admired
him
.
85
"
He
is
just
what
a
young
man
ought
to
be
,
"
said
she
,
"
sensible
,
good-humoured
,
lively
;
and
I
never
saw
such
happy
manners
!
--
so
much
ease
,
with
such
perfect
good
breeding
!
"
86
"
He
is
also
handsome
,
"
replied
Elizabeth
,
"
which
a
young
man
ought
likewise
to
be
,
if
he
possibly
can
.
His
character
is
thereby
complete
.
"
87
"
I
was
very
much
flattered
by
his
asking
me
to
dance
a
second
time
.
I
did
not
expect
such
a
compliment
.
"
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88
"
Did
not
you
?
I
did
for
you
.
But
that
is
one
great
difference
between
us
.
Compliments
always
take
you
by
surprise
,
and
me
never
.
What
could
be
more
natural
than
his
asking
you
again
?
He
could
not
help
seeing
that
you
were
about
five
times
as
pretty
as
every
other
woman
in
the
room
.
No
thanks
to
his
gallantry
for
that
.
Well
,
he
certainly
is
very
agreeable
,
and
I
give
you
leave
to
like
him
.
You
have
liked
many
a
stupider
person
.
"
89
"
Dear
Lizzy
!
"
90
"
Oh
!
you
are
a
great
deal
too
apt
,
you
know
,
to
like
people
in
general
.
You
never
see
a
fault
in
anybody
.
All
the
world
are
good
and
agreeable
in
your
eyes
.
I
never
heard
you
speak
ill
of
a
human
being
in
your
life
.
"