[Comprehensive] The Right Way to Survive in the 19th Century

Mrs. Bennet just let Jane go, she kept complaining, "Really, would I still harm my daughter? I just want Jane to marry early, Mr. Bingley is really a Nice guy, we need to create chances and I would really regret it if he let him go."

"Mom, don't be so anxious, Jane is good, we all know that if Mr. Bingley can't become a member of our family, it can only be said to be his loss." Oliver sat on the side with Bennett Mr. is exactly the same.

Mrs. Bennet got angry and yelled at them: "Am I the only one who is worried in the whole family? Do you know how easy it is to just sit there and read a book and say a few words? You know my poor How much torture did the nerve suffer during these times?"

Oliver and Mr. Bennet looked at each other, did not speak, just walked silently to find a place, Mrs. Bennet would not stop her worries so easily.She still got her wish. Not long after Jane left, it began to rain heavily. The heavy rain did not stop throughout the evening, even if she was in a carriage, she was left in Netherfield Garden naturally.

However, Jane sent a letter early in the morning, and she was left to stay with them in Netherfield for a few days, hoping that someone could send some of her clothes and the like.Of course, the messenger came back with the Bennetts' carriage.Elizabeth stood up almost immediately and decided to go with her. She was not at ease to let Jane stay there alone. She didn't know how many accidents would happen these days.

Without thinking, she stood up and said, "Dad, let me deliver the things for Jane, I don't worry about leaving her there alone."

Oliver thought about it for a while, and said, "Lizzy, take a little less stuff. If they are determined to keep them, you can stay there for two days. If they are not so determined, you can bring Jane back today."

Mrs. Bennet yelled immediately, "Oliver, why did you do this? What a good opportunity this is. Jane lives in their house, so they can spend more time alone. Mr. Bingley must You will be more satisfied with Jane, so...what is it that doesn't satisfy you. "

Mr. Bennet sat aside, watching his son argue with his wife, Oliver said decisively, "Mom, Mr. Bingley is a gentleman, and Jane is a lady. This is the biggest problem. If a gentleman ever abandons What kind of woman, people will at most say a few words behind his back how flirtatious he was when he was young, but if it is a lady... her life is almost ruined. Jane has not yet decided to marry Mr. Bingley, if in case Mr. Bingley has no intention of marrying Jane, so there is no way out for us, mother, you must think clearly."

Mrs. Bennet just exposed her nature, and she has an account in her heart, so she is still a little worried, "What if Mr. Bingley didn't choose Jane because of us, my Good son-in-law."

"Don't worry so much, mother." said Oliver, putting his arms around Mrs. Bennet, and leaning into her ear, "mother, did I not tell you that if Mr. Bingley tries to keep us, we shall live in their house at the invitation of our master?" Now, instead of holding on to it by yourself, besides, Jane will come back sooner, perhaps Mr. Bingley will come by himself."

In the end, Elizabeth set off with very few things, only two changes of Jane's clothes and a set of her own. She thought, this is enough anyway, and she still can't just pack My sister sent it to someone else's house.

Oliver squinted, and a little lop-eared rabbit silently climbed into the carriage. It was really cruel. It was just a quiet little rabbit. Why did it follow its master to such a far place? Become an excuse for them to come back.Completely ignoring the most basic rights of a rabbit, it makes people feel angry.

Elizabeth was ushered into the dining-room, where the whole family was there, and Jane was there.As soon as she walked through the door, the whole audience was amazed.Mrs. Hurst and Miss Bingley thought to themselves, this early in the morning, they just brought some things here, and they also need to trouble her to come here in person. Could it be that they want to stay here for a while?Thinking of this, they inevitably had a look on their faces.

Elizabeth expected them to despise her behavior.In fact, however, they received her with great civility, especially their brothers, who received her not only with civility, but with great courtesy.Seeing the shyness on Jane's face and the undercurrent between her and Mr. Bingley, Elizabeth felt that something must have happened last night.And Miss Bingley's complexion was even worse, it was a different matter when Jane married into the Bingley family.

Elizabeth said hello and felt that she had to take Jane back. Even Mr. Darcy was very polite to her. She quickly explained her purpose, "Mr. Bingley, I am very grateful that you can invite Jane to the Staying here for a while, but unfortunately, before I came, we had just received a letter from our uncle, Mr. Gardiner, who will be visiting us tomorrow, so Jane and I need to go home, your kindness ..."

Miss Bingley's contempt is about to overflow from their eyes. An ordinary businessman near Cheapside, a precarious businessman, has probably forgotten in their minds that their family was like this before Having arrived at their present position with great difficulty, all they remember is the exalted status they now possess.

Elizabeth was very sensitive to this. Basically, they didn't try to hide their attitude from the very beginning. That Miss Bingley didn't like her.Elizabeth secretly pulled Jane, and said firmly: "I'm sorry, Mr. Bingley, Mr. Darcy, we must refuse your kindness. Jane and I are going home."

An idea flashed in Mr. Bingley's mind, and he said eagerly: "Then go back tomorrow morning, since guests have already been invited to stay, of course there is no reason for them to leave today, Miss Bennett Let’s stay until tomorrow, you have already brought your change of clothes, I promise that there will be no delay, please allow me to show my kindness as a landlord.”

Jane still couldn't restrain her inner emotions, and said gently: "Then let's interrupt here for another night. Thank you very much for your invitation, Mr. Bingley."

Her behavior was unrestrained and generous, and the girl's excitement and shyness towards her sweetheart could hardly be seen, as if she was just spending a night at an ordinary relative's house.It is this kind of attitude that makes Mr. Bingley worry about gains and losses. Does this lady have a strong place in her heart, is she firm in her feelings, or...

At about 06:30 in the evening, they went downstairs to have dinner together. Mr. Bingley was always attentive to Jane, but the others went their separate ways after paying attention to Jane as usual.Miss Bingley's heart was in Mr. Darcy, and Mrs. Hurst was almost the same; and as for Mr. Hurst, who sat beside Elizabeth, he was born to be lazy, and lived to Eating, drinking, playing cards, and hearing that Elizabeth would rather eat a common dish than ragout, he had nothing to do with her.

However, Elizabeth paid attention to Mr. Darcy. He basically kept silent, answered a few questions occasionally, and was not particularly enthusiastic about anything. Against the backdrop of the words and deeds of the two Miss Bingley, he seemed very cute. Kiss.

The after-dinner activities were not much to look forward to. In order to attract Mr. Darcy's attention, Miss Bingley has been showing off herself, and her words are a bit aimed at Elizabeth. Even though Jane has always been so tolerant and kind, she definitely has some thorns in her words .Elizabeth was very aware of her image in their eyes. She came from a bad background and had a bunch of messy relatives. Only their appearance and behavior were passable.

So, notwithstanding the great efforts of Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy to retain them, they passed the greater part of the evening in their rooms.As soon as they entered their private, private space, Jane couldn't hold back her expression. She squeezed Elizabeth's hand tightly excitedly: "Lizzy, he confessed to me, Mr. Bingley, he made it clear." I told Mr. Darcy that my shadow has been deeply embedded in his heart, oh, Lizzy, what should I do? But..." She was quite sure of her heart, but the external environment did not allow it She does that.

Elizabeth smiled slightly, and suddenly thought of a wonderful person, "Jane, we can find Oliver, and it will be much more convenient for him to give Mr. Bingley some definite answers. However, since Mr. Bingley has indicated With your heart, Jane, we must go back tomorrow."

She froze for a moment, and quickly realized, "That's right, Uncle Gardiner hasn't been here for a long time, and we haven't seen Aunt for a long time." She was still looking forward to the meeting under the same roof with Mr. Chance.Suddenly there were some rustling noises under the bed, which were very eye-catching in this room. After a brief search, I saw a small ball nestled on the carpet—a rabbit.

It was the few that Oliver brought home before, because of their extra miniature size, Jane has always been impressed by them. There is also a small handkerchief on the rabbit, which is rolled up and tied around the rabbit's neck. It is Oliver handwriting. "Don't worry, everything has been arranged, just return soon."