[Pride and Prejudice] Crossing into Elizabeth

Mrs. Bennet was overwhelmed by the news Jane brought.

Elizabeth is very fortunate, otherwise Mrs. Bennet would be like a matchmaker all day long, and normal people would not be able to bear it.

But it turned out that Elizabeth was lucky too early, and Mrs. Bennet's spirit recovered within two days.

When the four of them were about to leave, Mrs. Bennet chattered again, and Elizabeth heard her say to Mr. Bingley: "My dear Bingley, has your friend invited anyone else? I heard Da The West family is a big landowner in Derbyshire, right? You said last time that his matriarchal family is aristocratic? Maybe the youngest son of the Earl will also be a guest?"

Mr. Bingley said with a smile: "I only know that Darcy also invited his aunt, Lady Catherine, and his cousin, Miss Anne, to visit Pemberley. Darcy and his cousins ​​are very close, but I don't know if they are in Pemberley or not." I don't know."

Mrs. Bennet gave a big "Oh" and said, "I'm just asking, and I don't really care at all. I don't care who goes to Pemberley, but it would be nice if Mr. Darcy's relatives were also visiting." It's very interesting. There must be more people. Dear Jane, you must write to me as soon as you get to Pemberley. I just want to know who else is there. If there is a young gentleman, you know Jane, it is best They're not married, but I don't care about that, so write to me as soon as possible."

Jane nodded with a reddish face.

Elizabeth is so embarrassing.

Thanks to Bingley's self-cultivation, he can still listen to Mrs. Bennet's silly words with a smile on his face.

Elizabeth knew that Mrs. Bennet was thinking of her wholeheartedly, but this kind of embarrassment was really unbearable.

She just wanted to leave immediately.

But Mrs. Bennet would not stop until the last moment without making a fool of herself, and she quickly turned to Bingley and said: "I have nothing to worry about, dear Bingley, as you know, my daughters are all very happy." Very pretty, I'm not at all worried that they won't get married, I'm not at all worried that they'll be like Miss Lucas, of course I'm not saying there's anything wrong with Miss Lucas, she's a lovely girl, she just grows They are really ordinary, and their family looks ordinary, Mrs. Lucas has to worry about it, but I like their family very much, they are our very good friends," Mrs. Bennet turned her head to face Elizabeth says:

"Lizzie, have you said good-bye to Miss Lucas? I hope she's not very sad, she hasn't had the chance to go to Pemberley like you have, my dear boy, I like your yellow dress very much, I hope the people in Pemberley Will like it too."

Elizabeth couldn't bear to listen.

Luckily Lydia came down at last, and in a voice which immediately drowned out Mrs Bennet's, she exclaimed: "Mother, I think I ought to put my foliage muslin dress on Take it, but Rilla says it won't fit, but it can fit it, as long as she rearranges the box, but it doesn't matter if you don't take it, dear Jane, when you buy fabrics in Derbyshire, you must give it to me Get some muslin, and I'll make another dress, and I think Miss Smith's is pretty with polka dots."

Elizabeth had never liked Lydia so much, never had she liked Lydia's twittering so much.

At last the carriage was ready, and Lydia's suitcase full of luggage was finally settled properly, and Mr. Bennet, who had been watching the jokes with relish when everyone was getting into the carriage, finally spoke. He said to Elizabeth: "Lizzie, you must write to me often."

Elizabeth said nothing, but hugged Mr. Bennet. Although Mr. Bennet did not fulfill his duties as a husband and father in the family, he had nothing to say to Elizabeth. She also has to be filial to him.

Almost everyone was happy at parting, except for Kitty, who said indignantly: "I don't know why I can't go, I'm two years older than Lydia, and I'm more qualified than her." go."

But there is no way, Jane really can't take another sister, but in order to make Kitty happy, Jane quickly said: "Dear Kitty, we must have a few more dances at Netherfield after we come back. You decide, okay?"

Kitty laughed now.

Before getting into the car, Mary also got down. She had just stayed in her room reading a book.

Everyone said their goodbyes happily. Lydia lay on the window of the carriage and yelled goodbye. The carriage finally set off. They were going to London first. Bingley's sisters were all in London. They wanted to meet them in London first. Then go to Derbyshire together.

It was the first time for Elizabeth to take a long-distance trip in a carriage after she came to this world, and she was very excited.

They traveled in a Bentley buggy, led by two fine horses, Elizabeth, Jane, and Lydia in the buggy, while Mr. Bingley and the coachman drove outside.A carriage was also hired at the post, and a manservant and a maid rode in that carriage.

This is the life of the rich.

The two steeds walked "da da", Elizabeth was very happy, and felt that the two steeds walked in a very stylish way.

They set off in the morning and arrived in London at noon. Mr. Bingley was always smiling because he was about to see his relatives.Jane was a little nervous. She said to Elizabeth more than once: "Licky, I'm really afraid they don't like me. You know, Bingley could have found someone who is much better than me. Bingley's sisters must know many people who are better than me." Man, they might think I'm not worthy of a Bentley."

What is Elizabeth thinking, where can I find a beautiful, kind, virtuous and generous wife like you? Although Bingley is not bad, but Jane has more than enough dowry, isn't she more than enough to match him?

Elizabeth sometimes feels quite puzzled. It is said that someone like Jane is not lacking in appearance and family background, so why is she so unconfident?

To be honest, although the Bennet family is compared to the Bingley family and the Darcy family in the book, it seems vulgar and cash-strapped, but as far as she, the time-travel version of Elizabeth, has experienced, the Bennet family's conditions are also very poor. That's right, there are seven or eight servants in the family alone, so he can definitely be considered a rich man.

The carriage drove into the city. There were not many people on the street, and the weather was a little cloudy. The coachman was worried that it would rain, so he yelled for the horse to run quickly. Seeing this, Bingley said, "Joseph, don't drive the horse so fast, hurry up." Reduce the speed of the car, there are many people in the city, in case someone suddenly turns from another road, we will not have time to brake."

After hearing this, Elizabeth looked at Bingley with admiration. Originally, because of the relationship with the original book, she always felt that Bingley was not very responsible, and even proposed a marriage depending on the face of her friends, but now she thinks he is really good. , this kind of quality is going to throw a certain second and third generation in her original world into outer space.

The speed of the carriage slowed down, and with the sound of "da da" horseshoes, the carriage drove slowly through the quaint streets.

Elizabeth was slowly intoxicated, and strolled through the streets of London in the nineteenth century in a two-wheeled carriage. This kind of rush is really great!

Jane became more and more nervous. She asked Elizabeth worriedly: "What if Bingley's relatives don't like me?"

Elizabeth said: "Don't worry, they can find someone who is more beautiful than you, someone who is more virtuous than you, and someone who is more generous than you, but someone like you who is beautiful, virtuous and generous will turn the entire British Empire upside down." You're the only one coming here."

Jane was amused by her sister, but it is true that Jane was not so nervous when Elizabeth said this. After a while, Elizabeth heard Jane say: "Bingley's sisters may look down on me at first, but they will soon Then you'll find me and Bentley get on really well, and then they'll be happy to have me in their family."

Bingley heard Jane's words outside, and he said loudly: "Don't worry, dear Jane, I can guarantee that they will like you." He paused and said: "Ladies, let's go one more street. It's almost here, Caroline and the others must be waiting for us now, last time Caroline wrote that she couldn't wait to see dear Jane and Jane's family, but this is just a house rented by my brother-in-law, it won't be the same Everything is as it should be, and if there is any lack of hospitality, dear Lizzie and Lydia, don't be offended."

Bentley's voice stopped as soon as he got off the carriage.

Bingley opened the curtain outside, and Elizabeth finally saw the house that Bingley said would not be everything he wanted.

It was a very grand three-storey villa. There was a garden in the villa. The garden was not big, but it was very carefully arranged. The gate had already been opened, and two male servants in uniform stood at the gate, one on the left and the other on the right. As soon as their carriage arrived, the two footmen bowed to them in unison.

It's all like this, what else can they blame?

Why is Bentley humbled to outer space?