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but   as   she   thought   it   advisable   to   retain   the   right   of   visiting   at 

Pemberley; she dropt all her resentment; was fonder than ever of 

Georgiana; almost as attentive to Darcy as heretofore; and paid off 

every arrear of civility to Elizabeth。 

    Pemberley was now  Georgiana’s   home;  and   the  attachment  of 

the sisters was exactly what Darcy had hoped to see。 

    They     were    able    to  love   each    other;    even    as  well    as  they 

intended。      Georgiana      had    the   highest    opinion     in  the   world    of 

Elizabeth; though at first she often listened with an astonishment 

bordering   on   alarm;   at   her   lively;   sportive;   manner   of   talking   to 

her   brother。     He;   who   had    always   inspired      in  herself   a  respect 

which   almost   overcame   her   affection;   she   now   saw   the   object   of 

open   pleasantry。   Her  mind   received knowledge   which  had   never 

before fallen in her way。 By Elizabeth’s instructions she began to 

comprehend   that  a   woman may  take   liberties   with   her   husband; 

which   a   brother   will   not   always   allow   in   a   sister   more   than   ten 

years younger than himself。 

    Lady Catherine was extremely indignant on the marriage of her 

nephew; and as she gave way to all the genuine frankness of her 

character;       in  her    reply    to   the    letter   which     announced        its 

arrangement; she sent him language so very abusive; especially of 

Elizabeth; that for some time all intercourse was at an end。 But at 

length; by Elizabeth’s persuasion; he was prevailed on to overlook 

the   offence;   and   seek   a   reconciliation;   and;   after   a   little   farther 

resistance on the part of his aunt; her resentment gave way; either 



Classics in Literature: Jane Austen                                            ElecBook 


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to   her   affection    for  him;   or  her   curiosity    to  see  how    his   wife 

conducted       herself;   and    she  condescended        to  wait   on   them     at 

Pemberley; in spite of that pollution which its woods had received; 

not merely from the presence of such a mistress; but the visits of 

her uncle and aunt from the city。 

    With   the    Gardiners;     they   were   always   on    the   most   intimate 

terms。   Darcy;   as   well   as   Elizabeth;   really   loved   them;   and   they 

were     both   ever   sensible    of  the  warmest      gratitude    towards     the 

persons who; by bringing her into Derbyshire; had been the means 

of uniting them。 



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Classics in Literature: Jane Austen                                          ElecBook 


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