[Pride and Prejudice] The right match

It is not an exaggeration to say that Miss Bingley was rejected.After all, anyone can see Miss Bingley's admiration for Mr. Darcy.But this time, Miss Bingley is not showing love to Mr. Darcy, and Mr. Darcy's purpose of uttering such ambiguous words is obvious.

However, Louisa didn't take the bait, and she couldn't help feeling a little funny seeing Mr. Darcy pretending to be innocent but exuding the aura of "you come and ask me".She was determined to make this Mr. Darcy suffer, so she turned the conversation to Georgiana. "Georgiana is much more cheerful, don't you think?"

Darcy wanted to habitually cover his mouth with a fist, but because he was dancing, he had to purse his lips in embarrassment and replied: "Yes."

Louisa danced to the music with Mr. Darcy, and found that Mr. Darcy's tightly pressed lips had not been relaxed, she sighed secretly, and asked in compromise: "So, what did Miss Bingley ask you for? "

Darcy's eyes lit up, his lips curled up slightly, and then he replied seemingly indifferently: "It's nothing."

Louisa understood what this gentleman was proud of, but she didn't want to let him continue to be proud: "Is it because of Miss Jane Bennett?"

Darcy's face was serious, and he glanced at Louisa, as if nothing had happened: "Yes."

Louisa didn't see through Mr. Darcy's embarrassment. On the contrary, she thought Mr. Darcy was extremely cute.Trying to cover up, trying to lure myself to think crookedly, but pretending to be nonchalant, this is something my previous self has never seen.

A dance soon ended.Luisa took Mr. Darcy's hand and walked to the resting place beside her. With sharp eyes, she saw Ann and Colonel Fitzwilliam talking cheerfully, and Ann had an unconcealable blush on her face.Louisa raised her eyebrows, thinking that it was a good choice for her to come to the countryside this time.

Louisa was not in a hurry to know about Ann and Colonel Fitzwilliam. It was already late at night, and any educated lady should ask to leave.Georgiana and Ann are obviously very qualified ladies, and Louisa and the others left the ball smoothly.

However, the Bennet family is not well-bred. Even if their eldest daughter and second daughter are beautiful and popular, they can't hold back Mrs. Bennet's desire to dance until dawn.Although Jane Bennett knew that she should propose to leave, she just made up her mind with Mr. Bingley and she was not willing to leave.Her reservedness hurt herself, and she didn't want to miss a good marriage because of these reservedness again.And Mrs. Bennet's thoughts are even simpler. She said that the love between Mr. Bingley and Jane has been favored by everyone. I am afraid that the day when Jane changes her surname is not far away. Now she only hopes to have a rich bachelor who can marry her It is good to know her second daughter, Elizabeth.

Elizabeth was very helpless with Mrs. Bennet's words, but she had nothing to do.I remembered the letter Mr. Bennett received from his cousin Mr. Collins a few days ago.She was very upset.

Because of the right of inheritance, the property of the Bennet family will be inherited by their cousin, Mr. Collins, after Mr. Bennet's death.It was a brutal blow to the Bennett family.However, Cousin Collins mentioned in his letter that he would choose a cousin as his wife, which made Mrs. Bennet feel great comfort. She thought that this distant relative was a kind and righteous man. It would be nice to be able to give the poor Bennetts some sanctuary after taking all their property.

However, Elizabeth didn't think so.She disliked Mr. Collins's words, even his ridiculous tone, the condescending alms and feigned humility in his letters that made Louisa resent him.He must be a ridiculous man--thought Elizabeth.

Elizabeth was a little annoyed. She wanted to follow Mrs. Bennet's wish to stay and find a suitable man, but she was troubled by such behavior.She felt that if she could find a man she loved before Mr. Collins arrived, then the problem would be solved, but such behavior made her feel a little humiliated.She didn't take the initiative to find a suitable man, but was forced.

Elizabeth sighed and didn't think about it any further.She looked around and found that all the well-bred men and women had gradually left the stage, and Mr. Bingley, as the host of the ball, was dancing with Jane.Thinking that the relationship between Mr. Bingley and Jane seems to have gradually become clearer, Elizabeth's depressed mood because of the news of Mr. Collins' coming is gradually becoming a little happier.

But the dance will be over eventually.With the hospitality of Mr. Bingley, the Bennett family was sent to the carriage.As soon as she got into the car, Mrs. Bennet proudly said to Jane: "My dear Jane, look at Mr. Bingley, he has fallen in love with you completely. I have to hurry up and prepare a dowry for you."

After finishing speaking, she eagerly gave Jane a kiss.Then she exaggeratedly complained to Elizabeth: "Lizzy! Mr. Bingley has brought so many rich bachelors, and you don't even know any of them! You know, they are rich, bachelors! Rich!" Mrs. Bennet said to The second most beautiful daughter in the family also reported a lot of hope, but she always let herself down.

Elizabeth felt that such Mrs. Bennet was really ashamed.She whispered, "Mother!" trying to stop Mrs. Bennet from continuing.

Fortunately, Mrs. Bennet's interest in Mr. Bingley has not faded. After she gave Elizabeth a dissatisfied look, she eagerly taught Jane her own experience in obtaining a good marriage.

Elizabeth's troubles did not stop.Amid Mrs. Bennet's clamor, cousin Mr. Collins arrived at the Bennet's house.

Mr. Collins has a short stature, a face that is so thin that he is mean, and a rigid and ridiculous dress.He had a serious expression on his face, and when he faced Mr. Bennett, his smile made people feel indescribably inconsistent.Even his speech is not so appropriate, although he is constantly praising Mrs. Bennett's housekeeping skills and those exquisite decorations, but between his words, it always makes people feel that he is inspecting his future property .Disrespectful and arrogant, very unpleasant.

Although Mrs. Bennet didn't like this Mr. Collins who suddenly came to inherit the property belonging to herself and her daughters, but thinking that he would choose one of his daughters as his wife, Mrs. Bennet felt much better.She asked Mr. Collins tactfully.

Mr. Collins is a priest. After being promoted by Mrs. de Bourgh, he is even more pretentious, thinking that he has some outstanding talents.But facing his female benefactor, he was very humble and obedient.Such a unique experience has long formed his unique character.However, this has nothing to do with his finding a wife in the Bennett family. After receiving Mrs. Bennett's inquiry, after careful observation, he decided to propose to his beautiful eldest daughter Jane to make up for his inheritance. The "fault" of the Bennett property.He thought it was a wonderful arrangement, which was both extremely proper and generous.

When he tactfully put forward his idea to Mrs. Bennett who encouraged him, Mrs. Bennett reminded him with some pride: "Jane is about to get engaged, yes, the other party is a very rich gentleman."

Mr. Collins obediently chose Elizabeth. The beauty of this second lady is only a little bit behind her sister's, which is good enough for an outstanding man like himself.After Mrs. Bennet learned about it, the smile on her face overflowed. In her opinion, Elizabeth also had a suitable husband candidate. She firmly believed that she could marry two daughters at once. She was so proud that she almost wanted to Hurry up and get ready for the wedding.

Lydia didn't like this Mr. Collins, because of his arrival, she couldn't go out to see those beautiful red uniforms.As for which sister the gentleman chose, she didn't care, anyway, she was the youngest, and it would never be her turn.

Lydia sat impatiently in the living room, hoping that this gentleman could understand her impatience.However, this gentleman had no plans to evacuate. From Elizabeth's point of view, he almost wanted to propose to himself that day.Elizabeth was a little depressed thinking, what should she do to make this cousin understand that it is impossible for him to be his wife?

Mr. Collins does not have such a thing as self-knowledge. He is still talking about his kind patroness, Mrs. de Bauer, beside Elizabeth. He seems to firmly believe that as long as this noble lady is mentioned, the ladies will be able to understand How much power you hold in your hands, and then you have a feeling of admiration for yourself.

In the end, it was Mr. Bennett who saved them all.Mr. Collins was invited to talk to Mr. Bennett in his study, and the four sisters, Lydia and Elizabeth, finally got a chance to go out and relax.

Lydia is a straight-hearted girl, and she started to complain when she went out: "God, I don't want to marry that Mr. Collins. He's so ugly, there's nothing I can't do with him. Lizzy, you Do you really want to marry him? This is really a terrible thing."

Elizabeth shook her head silently: "No, I don't want this kind of marriage." The marriage she longs for is that two people can have a common discourse, and they can have equal and independent conversations. She has very strong opinions. If she is Jane, maybe she will Accepting an unsatisfactory marriage meekly, but she is Elizabeth, and the basis of her marriage must be love.She would not agree that her future husband would be a man like Collins.

Lydia didn't care either, she just wanted to see those handsome red uniforms.She had come to Meryton, looked around the street to see if any officers were passing by, but unfortunately, she did not hear from the officers, but she did, and another lady from the county came with her. daughter.

Elizabeth looked at the window opposite, thinking to herself, how many high-class people have come to the county recently.

The author has something to say: _(:з」∠)_I can’t find BS’s explanation for the new regulations.In fact, it has little impact on old users, group~~