Afterwalkingsometimeinthisway,thetwoladiesinfront,thetwogentlemenbehind,onresumingtheirplaces,afterdescendingtothebrinkoftheriverforthebetterinspectionofsomecuriouswater-plant,therechancedtobealittlealteration.ItoriginatedinMrs.Gardiner,who,fatiguedbytheexerciseofthemorning,foundElizabethsarminadequatetohersupport,andconsequentlypreferredherhusbands.Mr.Darcytookherplacebyherniece,andtheywalkedontogether.Afterashortsilence,theladyfirstspoke.Shewishedhimtoknowthatshehadbeenassuredofhisabsencebeforeshecametotheplace,andaccordinglybeganbyobserving,thathisarrivalhadbeenveryunexpected—“foryourhousekeeper,”
sheadded,“informedusthatyouwouldcertainlynotbeheretillto-morrow;andindeed,beforeweleftBakewell,weunderstoodthatyouwerenotimmediatelyexpectedinthecountry.”
Heacknowledgedthetruthofitall,andsaidthatbusinesswithhisstewardhadoccasionedhiscomingforwardafewhoursbeforetherestofthepartywithwhomhehadbeentravelling.“Theywilljoinmeearlyto-morrow,”
hecontinued,“andamongthemaresomewhowillclaimanacquaintancewithyou—Mr.Bingleyandhissisters.”
Elizabethansweredonlybyaslightbow.HerthoughtswereinstantlydrivenbacktothetimewhenMr.Bingleysnamehadbeenthelastmentionedbetweenthem;and,ifshemightjudgebyhiscomplexion,hismindwasnotverydifferentlyengaged.
“Thereisalsooneotherpersonintheparty,”
hecontinuedafterapause,“whomoreparticularlywishestobeknowntoyou.Willyouallowme,ordoIasktoomuch,tointroducemysistertoyouracquaintanceduringyourstayatLambton?”
Thesurpriseofsuchanapplicationwasgreatindeed;itwastoogreatforhertoknowinwhatmannersheaccededtoit.SheimmediatelyfeltthatwhateverdesireMissDarcymighthaveofbeingacquaintedwithhermustbetheworkofherbrother,and,withoutlookingfarther,itwassatisfactory;itwasgratifyingtoknowthathisresentmenthadnotmadehimthinkreallyillofher.
Theynowwalkedoninsilence,eachofthemdeepinthought.Elizabethwasnotcomfortable;thatwasimpossible;butshewasflatteredandpleased.Hiswishofintroducinghissistertoherwasacomplimentofthehighestkind.Theysoonoutstrippedtheothers,andwhentheyhadreachedthecarriage,Mr.andMrs.Gardinerwerehalfaquarterofamilebehind.
Hethenaskedhertowalkintothehouse—butshedeclaredherselfnottired,andtheystoodtogetheronthelawn.Atsuchatimemuchmighthavebeensaid,andsilencewasveryawkward.Shewantedtotalk,butthereseemedtobeanembargooneverysubject.Atlastsherecollectedthatshehadbeentravelling,andtheytalkedofMatlockandDovedalewithgreatperseverance.Yettimeandherauntmovedslowly—andherpatienceandherideaswerenearlywornourbeforethetête-à-têtewasover.
OnMr.andMrs.Gardinerscominguptheywereallpressedtogointothehouseandtakesomerefreshment;butthiswasdeclined,andtheypartedoneachsidewithutmostpoliteness.Mr.Darcyhandedtheladiesintothecarriage;andwhenitdroveoff,Elizabethsawhimwalkingslowlytowardsthehouse.
Theobservationsofheruncleandauntnowbegan;andeachofthempronouncedhimtobeinfinitelysuperiortoanythingtheyhadexpected.
“Heisperfectlywellbehaved,polite,andunassuming,”
saidheruncle.
“Thereissomethingalittlestatelyinhim,tobesure,”
repliedheraunt,“butitisconfinedtohisair,andisnotunbecoming.Icannowsaywiththehousekeeper,thatthoughsomepeoplemaycallhimproud,Ihaveseennothingofit.”
“Iwasnevermoresurprisedthanbyhisbehaviourtous.Itwasmorethancivil;itwasreallyattentive;andtherewasnonecessityforsuchattention.HisacquaintancewithElizabethwasverytrifling.”
“Tobesure,Lizzy,”
saidheraunt,“heisnotsohandsomeasWickham;or,rather,hehasnotWickhamscountenance,forhisfeaturesareperfectlygood.Buthowcameyoutotellusthathewassodisagreeable?”
Elizabethexcusedherselfaswellasshecould;saidthatshehadlikedhimbetterwhentheymetinKentthanbefore,andthatshehadneverseenhimsopleasantasthismorning.
“Butperhapshemaybealittlewhimsicalinhiscivilities,”
repliedheruncle.“Yourgreatmenoftenare;andthereforeIshallnottakehimathiswordaboutfishing,ashemightchangehismindanotherday,andwarnmeoffhisgrounds.”
Elizabethfeltthattheyhadentirelymistakenhischaracter,butsaidnothing.
“Fromwhatwehaveseenofhim,”
continuedMrs.Gardiner,“IreallyshouldnothavethoughtthathecouldhavebehavedinsocruelawaybyanybodyashehasdonebypoorWickhaHehasnotanill-naturedlook.Onthecontrary,thereissomethingpleasingabouthismouthwhenhespeaks.Andthereissomethingofdignityinhiscountenancethatwouldnotgiveoneanunfavourableideaofhisheart.But,tobesure,thegoodladywhoshowedushishousedidgivehimamostflamingcharacter!
Icouldhardlyhelplaughingaloudsometimes.Butheisaliberalmaster,Isuppose,andthatintheeyeofaservantcomprehendseveryvirtue.”
ElizabethherefeltherselfcalledontosaysomethinginvindicationofhisbehaviourtoWickham;andthereforegavethemtounderstand,inasguardedamannerasshecould,thatbywhatshehadheardfromhisrelationsinKent,hisactionswerecapableofaverydifferentconstruction;andthathischaracterwasbynomeanssofaulty,norWickhamssoamiable,astheyhadbeenconsideredinHertfordshire.Inconfirmationofthis,sherelatedtheparticularsofallthepecuniarytransactionsinwhichtheyhadbeenconnected,withoutactuallynamingherauthority,butstatingittobesuchasmightbereliedon.
Mrs.Gardinerwassurprisedandconcerned;butastheywerenowapproachingthesceneofherformerpleasures,everyideagavewaytothecharmofrecollection;andshewastoomuchengagedinpointingouttoherhusbandalltheinterestingspotsinitsenvironstothinkofanythingelse.Fatiguedasshehadbeenbythemorningswalktheyhadnosoonerdinedthanshesetoffagaininquestofherformeracquaintance,andtheeveningwasspentinthesatisfactionsofaintercourserenewedaftermanyyearsdiscontinuance.
TheoccurrencesofthedayweretoofullofinteresttoleaveElizabethmuchattentionforanyofthesenewfriends;andshecoulddonothingbutthink,andthinkwithwonder,ofMr.Darcyscivility,and,aboveall,ofhiswishinghertobeacquaintedwithhissister.
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