Pride and Prejudice Becoming Jane Bennet

Now that Mrs. Catherine has spoken, Jane, as a guest, naturally cannot object. Miss de Bourgh always obeys her mother, and Colonel Fitzwilliam and Mr. Darcy do not want to lose face to their aunt in front of guests. Therefore, several people accepted Mrs. Catherine's suggestion.

A group of people walked back and forth up the hill, but when they were about to reach the place where Lady Catherine and the Collinses were sitting, Miss de Bourgh suddenly let out a cry of pain, staggered and fell to one side.

Mr. Darcy, who was walking beside Miss de Bourgh, immediately grabbed his cousin, who was falling on one side, and helped her to steady herself.

Jane, Maria, and Colonel Fitzwilliam who were walking in front of them hurriedly turned their heads to see what happened, and saw Miss de Bourgh standing bent over with the help of her cousin, her face was pale , with cold sweat all over his forehead, they were all taken aback.

"Anne?!" Madam Catherine stood up screaming, walked to their side, and asked anxiously, "What's wrong with you? Is your heart feeling uncomfortable again?"

Behind her, Mr. and Mrs. Collins also hurriedly got up and surrounded Miss de Bourgh.

"Go get Dr. Nixon!" Madam Catherine commanded loudly while supporting her daughter's other arm, "Go!"

Many servants had been waiting by their side for orders, and when they heard Madam Catherine's orders, several of them ran out immediately.

"Please wait a moment, ma'am." Jane stopped suddenly, "Miss de Bourgh probably sprained her foot, Dr. Nixon is not suitable."

Mrs. Catherine gave Jane a surprised look and said, "What do you mean, Miss Bennet?"

She was very annoyed at the young lady Jane's questioning her decision, and delaying her arrangement for her daughter, and was about to speak sarcastically, when Mr. Darcy spoke.

"I think Miss Bennet is right," he said. "Dr. Nixon is not suitable."

Lady Catherine looked at her nephew in surprise.

"Indeed." Colonel Fitzwilliam also said. He was stunned at first, but after listening to what Jane said to his cousin, he squatted down and looked at his cousin's ankle, and found that there was a big swelling there. There was also blood oozing out.

"Cousin Annie probably sprained her foot." He breathed a sigh of relief, and said, "Dr. Nixon is really not suitable, he is not good at it."

Miss Anne de Bour, in Jane's judgment, should have a congenital heart disease, so she is weak, thin, sweaty, often catches a cold and coughs, and can't bear tiredness. The relatives of this lady should also understand this One point, maybe I have encountered her when she was ill. Seeing her like this this time, it is inevitable to preconceive that she is ill again.It's just that if ordinary people feel pain somewhere, they will subconsciously protect their painful parts, but Jane noticed that Miss de Bauer didn't hold her chest, so it shouldn't be heart pain, but seeing her unnatural standing posture , that should be the foot was injured.

Mrs. Catherine listened to the judgment of her two aunts and nephews, and asked her daughter carefully how she felt. Finally, she believed what Jane said before, and quickly ordered the servant to invite another doctor she knew——Dr. Gilbert .

"Can you still walk, Anne?" Colonel Fitzwilliam asked her after he had ascertained the cause of his cousin's pain and calmed down his emotions.

Miss de Bourgh was about to try, but Jane stopped her.

"It's better not to stress the wound just now, Miss de Bourgh," said she.

Mademoiselle de Bourgh looked hesitantly at her, then at her cousin.

Mr. Darcy took a deep look at Jane and said, "Indeed, Fitzwilliam, you can help me."

Colonel Fitzwilliam took the place of his aunt, took Miss de Bourgh's other arm, and joined Mr. Darcy in carrying her forward.However, because Miss de Bauer was unable to move, she only moved two steps forward, and she couldn't help crying out in pain again.

Colonel Fitzwilliam looked at her worriedly, then at his cousin, and found that he was determined to carry Miss de Bourgh forward, so he finally couldn't help it, and bent down , picked up his cousin, and strode into the house.Behind him, Mrs. Catherine and Mrs. Jiang Jinsen also hurriedly followed.

When Mr. Collins saw that Miss de Bourgh was injured, the owners of Rosings Manor were all so eager to follow, and Mrs. Collins and Maria hurriedly followed behind him. Walking into the house, all of a sudden, Jane and Mr. Darcy fell behind.

"Mr. Darcy," Jane said suddenly, "please also tell Lady Catherine to ask someone to apply ice to Miss de Bourgh's wound, which will relieve swelling and pain."

She looked at Mr. Darcy's eyes looking at her with some surprise, and couldn't help saying: "Please believe me, sir, my sister also sprained her foot."

"Of course I believe you," said Mr. Darcy at once. "Please rest assured that I will pass on your proposal to Lady Catherine."

Jane looked at him, suddenly realized something, smiled embarrassedly, and said, "I was worrying too much. You and Colonel Fitzwilliam have extensive knowledge, so you naturally know how to deal with such an injury."

Mr. Darcy looked at her and smiled, without denying it.

At this time, the two had already entered the house. Mr. Darcy looked at Mrs. Catherine and her party who were hurriedly going upstairs, and Mr. Collins and his party who were hesitating under the stairs, and said to Jane in a deep voice: "Please don't say that, Miss Bennet."

He turned his head to the servant and asked the servant to lead Jane and Mr. Collins to the living room to sit for a while, then walked up the stairs and quickly disappeared at the corner of the stairs.

"How sad it is that Miss de Bourgh should have sprained her foot!" said Mr. Collins, as he sat in the drawing-room. "It is a great misfortune, but the lady is of God, like Lady Catherine." A firm and considerate mother, and Mr. Gilbert's superb medical skills, I believe that the danger will be saved soon..."

He eloquently expressed his thoughts and wishes for Miss de Bourgh's injury, and praised Lady Catherine's choice of doctor with a vision as earnest as if the two masters of Rosings were sitting in this drawing-room.

Jane frowned slightly, and glanced at Mrs. Collins sitting beside her.

"Charlotte, I think that what happened, Mrs. Catherine is not fit to entertain us anymore. Would you like to talk to Mr. Collins and bid farewell to Mrs. Catherine when they come later?"

Mrs. Collins immediately agreed with Jane's statement, and soon persuaded Mr. Collins in her own way to ask the masters of Rosings to resign when they came down.

"Of course, of course!" Mr. Collins said repeatedly after hearing his wife's words, "You are indeed right, my dear Charlotte. At this juncture, I should share Lady Catherine's worries and let her no longer worry about the parish. here."

However, Lady Catherine seemed to have forgotten her guests, and they sat for a while before meeting Colonel Fitzwilliam who had been sent to visit Dr. Gilbert.

"Sorry for keeping you waiting," Colonel Fitzwilliam said apologetically, "Dr. Gilbert has just visited, please don't worry, Miss Anne is fine, but my aunt is still worried, Stay upstairs."

Mr. Collins immediately said that this was a completely trivial matter, and that they also missed Miss de Bourgh's injury very much. After such a long chat, he finally asked to leave under the hint of his wife's eyes.

Colonel Fitzwilliam was stunned when he heard his request, but after thinking about the actual situation now, he felt that his aunt really had no time to take care of these guests, so he asked them to wait a while until he told Catherine their intention Madam made another decision, and they naturally agreed.

They had not waited a moment before Colonel Fitzwilliam came down with Mr. Darcy, and told them that Lady Catherine had granted their leave, and that a carriage was waiting for them at the gate.Mr. Collins once again thanked his wife for his great virtue, and took a few guests out of the drawing room, boarded the carriage, and went back.