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Not lmnaturally, Darcy refused his claim. But that was not the end of his villainy. He went down to Ramsgate,. He so duped t. Mercifully Darcy found out just in time to save his sister. It can be imagined with what mixed feelings Elizabeth read this letter. She still felt that Darcy had interfered unwarrantably in her sister's affairs, but admitted the sincerity of his actions. In the affair of Wickham she knew herself to have been wholly wrong, and burned with shame when she realized how she had been misled.
That day Darcy and Fitzwilliam left. Elizabeth was thankful that she t. She yearned to be able to unburden herself to Jane. Elizabeth and Maria Lucas broke their journey in London, and when they se1.
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Elizabeth was pleased to see an improvement in her sister's health, but coukl sec that try as she woukl to conquer her unhappiness, Jane was slill in very low spirits. She confided Darcy's proposal, and his account of Wickham. On her own affairs she felt it kinder to keep silence. Jane was deeply shocked, but as Wickham was removing from the neighbourhood they felt it better to keep their own counsel. Then Lydia was transported with delight by an invitation from Mrs. Forster, Colonel Forster's lady, to accompany her to Brighton, whence the militia had moved to summer quarters.
In vain Elizabeth pleaded with her father not to let Lydia go. Her father could not face the storm that his refusal would bring on his head, so to Brighton Lydia went, and aflcr Catherine had got over her disappointment at not being asked as well, the house settled down to peace once more. She had been looking forward to this holiday, and it was with great pleasure that she lefl Longbourn again in the company of her aunt and uncle.
She did not know whether she was glad or sorry when her aunt expressed her desire to visit Pemberley, which she had known well as a child. Elizabeth was reassured by the housekeeper thut the family was still away, so that she was able to enjoy wandering over the fine old house, and admiring the beauties of the park.
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They were walking across the lawn towards the gates, and had turned to take a lust look at the house, when the owner of it himself suddenly appeared. Both he and Elizabeth were. His manner was quiet 1 dangebdued he made every effort to please Elizabeth, and her an su ,. Elizabeth had just read this dreadful news when Darry ,ws announced, and she could not hide from him her agitation and distress. The journey to Longbourn was terrible to Elizabeth. Again and again she blamed herself for not having spoken openly of what she knew of Wickham. Then her thoughts wandered lo Mr. She would never see him again, she thought.
This laH ,hame had lost him to her for ever. Now that it was too late 1,he knew she did indeed love him.
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Elizabeth found a sorry state of affairs. Her mother, in constant hysterics, kept to her room. Jane was worn out, her father had gone lo London to try to trace the fugitives. Then Mr.
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Gardinrr followed immediately, and the women settled down to wait for news with what patience they could muster. Weary days J? Gardmer wrote. He had found them they were unmarried, but if Mr.
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It had been Mr. Bennet's fixed intention to refuse to see his J. Wickham was to go north very shortly to join a regiment there. Bennet reluctantly gave permission for the newly-married pair to come to Longbourn to make their farewells. In describing her marriage to Elizabeth, Lydia mentioned that Mr. Darcy had been present at the ceremony. Elizabeth's curiosity could not be subdued. She wrote to her aunt Gardiner begging for an explanation. She received, in due course, an answer which gave her a sense of mingled joy and astonishment.
For it had been Mr. Darcy who had traced the fugitives, Darcy who had persuaded Wickham to marry Lydia by settling his debts, buying him a new commission and setting him up again. Elizabeth dared not acknowledge even to herself, what she knew in her heart to be true-he had done this for her. The Wickhams left, regretted by no one except Mrs. Bennet, and her lamentations speedily turned to rejoicings, for Mr.
Bingley arrived again at Netherfield. He called, accompanied by Mr. It was very IJlain that only a few days would pass before Mr. Bingley dee ared himself to Jane, but Elizabeth was puzzled by Mr.
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Darcy's behaviour. He was grave and silent, and watched her always, but he said very little. A few days after Jane had become engaged to Mr. Elizabeth found herself walking alone with Darcy, and while her courage was high she told him she must thank him for what he had done for Lydia. Elizabeth could find nothing to say, and he went on: 'You are too generous to trifle with me.
If your feelings are still what they were last April, tell me so at once. My affections and wishes arc unchanged, but one word from you will silence me on this subject for ever. They walked on, scarcely knowing where they went, so much was there to be felt and thought and said, Elizabeth suffered the last retribution of her oft violently expressed prejudice against Darcy when her family was inB. They could not believe her ,crious at first. Her mother received the news in her own fashion.
Lord bless me! Who would have thought it!
Oh, my sweetest Lizzie! A house in Town! Three daughters married!
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Ten [housand a year! Oh, Lord! What will become of me? I ,hall go distracted.
Rennet's reaction was equally characteristic. Elizabeth took up her new life at Pemberley, happy in the love of her husband and her clearly loved new sister, Georgiana. Bennet for comfort. To them came oflcn, as a wekomc visitor, Mr. Bennet, and Catherine, who in the society of her elder sister's friends became much improved.