Pride and Prejudice | 13. The Colonel's Words
Pride and Prejudice
Lady Catherine and Lady Bennet
Elizabeth was sitting by herself the next morning and writing to jane, when she was startled by a ring at the door. She thought it not unlikely to be lady catherine. To her very great surp is mister darcy. Elizabeth looked at darcy to see how dally he assented to his cousin's praise. But neither at that moment, nor at any other, could she discern any symptom of love. And from the whole of his behaviour to mister burgh, she derived this comfort for miss bingley,. That he might have been just as likely to marry her had she been his relation.
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