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"
Yes
,
she
called
yesterday
with
her
father
.
What
an
agreeable
man
Sir
William
is
,
Mr.
Bingley
,
is
not
he
?
So
much
the
man
of
fashion
!
So
genteel
and
easy
!
He
had
always
something
to
say
to
everybody
.
that
is
my
idea
of
good
breeding
;
and
those
persons
who
fancy
themselves
very
important
,
and
never
open
their
mouths
,
quite
mistake
the
matter
.
"
322
"
Did
Charlotte
dine
with
you
?
"
323
"
No
,
she
would
go
home
.
I
fancy
she
was
wanted
about
the
mince-pies
.
For
my
part
,
Mr.
Bingley
,
I
always
keep
servants
that
can
do
their
own
work
;
my
daughters
are
brought
up
very
differently
.
But
everybody
is
to
judge
for
themselves
,
and
the
Lucases
are
a
very
good
sort
of
girls
,
I
assure
you
.
It
is
a
pity
they
are
not
handsome
!
Not
that
I
think
Charlotte
so
very
plain
--
but
then
she
is
our
particular
friend
.
"
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324
"
She
seems
a
very
pleasant
young
woman
.
"
325
"
Oh
!
dear
,
yes
;
but
you
must
own
she
is
very
plain
.
Lady
Lucas
herself
has
often
said
so
,
and
envied
me
Jane
's
beauty
.
I
do
not
like
to
boast
of
my
own
child
,
but
to
be
sure
,
Jane
--
one
does
not
often
see
anybody
better
looking
.
It
is
what
everybody
says
.
I
do
not
trust
my
own
partiality
.
When
she
was
only
fifteen
,
there
was
a
man
at
my
brother
Gardiner
's
in
town
so
much
in
love
with
her
that
my
sister-in-law
was
sure
he
would
make
her
an
offer
before
we
came
away
.
But
,
however
,
he
did
not
.
Perhaps
he
thought
her
too
young
.
However
,
he
wrote
some
verses
on
her
,
and
very
pretty
they
were
.
"
326
"
And
so
ended
his
affection
,
"
said
Elizabeth
impatiently
.
"
There
has
been
many
a
one
,
I
fancy
,
overcome
in
the
same
way
.
I
wonder
who
first
discovered
the
efficacy
of
poetry
in
driving
away
love
!
"
327
"
I
have
been
used
to
consider
poetry
as
the
food
of
love
,
"
said
Darcy
.
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328
"
Of
a
fine
,
stout
,
healthy
love
it
may
.
Everything
nourishes
what
is
strong
already
.
But
if
it
be
only
a
slight
,
thin
sort
of
inclination
,
I
am
convinced
that
one
good
sonnet
will
starve
it
entirely
away
.
"
329
Darcy
only
smiled
;
and
the
general
pause
which
ensued
made
Elizabeth
tremble
lest
her
mother
should
be
exposing
herself
again
.
She
longed
to
speak
,
but
could
think
of
nothing
to
say
;
and
after
a
short
silence
Mrs.
Bennet
began
repeating
her
thanks
to
Mr.
Bingley
for
his
kindness
to
Jane
,
with
an
apology
for
troubling
him
also
with
Lizzy
.
Mr.
Bingley
was
unaffectedly
civil
in
his
answer
,
and
forced
his
younger
sister
to
be
civil
also
,
and
say
what
the
occasion
required
.
She
performed
her
part
indeed
without
much
graciousness
,
but
Mrs.
Bennet
was
satisfied
,
and
soon
afterwards
ordered
her
carriage
.
330
Upon
this
signal
,
the
youngest
of
her
daughters
put
herself
forward
.
The
two
girls
had
been
whispering
to
each
other
during
the
whole
visit
,
and
the
result
of
it
was
,
that
the
youngest
should
tax
Mr.
Bingley
with
having
promised
on
his
first
coming
into
the
country
to
give
a
ball
at
Netherfield
.