Miss Elizabeth Goldfinger Bennet

Chapter 29

The two girlfriends exchanged their recent lives.Both of them are smart girls who know how to manage their own lives, so they happily talk about the fun in their lives while talking.Just as he was talking vigorously, Mr. Collins suddenly shouted loudly downstairs.

Both Elizabeth and Charlotte were taken aback, and they quickly walked downstairs.

"Charlotte, come quickly!" Elizabeth vaguely saw a very luxurious carriage behind, and then heard Mr. Collins say: "Madam...my pleasure...".

But when Elizabeth realized what was going on, she suddenly felt a pain in her stomach.

Collins such a big thing happened because of his benefactor Mrs. Catherine de Bourgh passed by his garden, and both Mr. Collins and Charlotte stood at the door talking to the female guest sitting in the car. .What Elizabeth found most amusing was that Sir William was standing at the door respectfully, looking reverently at the female guest in front of him.And whenever Miss de Bourgh looked his way, he always bowed, which made Elizabeth think of 'family thanks'.

Afterwards, their words were finally finished, and the two female guests drove away quickly without the slightest intention of getting out of the car. Collins and the others all returned to the house.As soon as Collins saw Elizabeth and his wife and sister, he congratulated them on their good luck. It turned out that Rosings would invite them all to dinner tomorrow.Elizabeth looked at Collins' face full of honor as if seeing God, and suddenly felt that she came here to find the most welcome.

Collins seemed to see Elizabeth's indifference, so during lunch Elizabeth had to endure Mr. Collins' endless 'Mrs. and Miss Bauer's greatness' reports.Elizabeth's appetite was not very good, and now she has lost her appetite.

"Cousin Elizabeth, you will have the honor of seeing Mrs. Catherine de Bourgh in teaching on Sunday night. You will love her. She is extremely modest and has no airs. It would be a great honor to have her attention. I can say without hesitation that as long as you stay here, whenever she does the honor of having us as guests, it will be necessary to have you and my sister-in-law Maria. She treats me and my dear Charlotte was wonderful. We dined at Rosings twice a week, and her old man never once let us walk home, but always sent us in her own carriage--sent her old man, I should say. one of my carriages, for she has several."

Charlotte immediately went on to say: "Lady Catherine is indeed a noble, elegant, sensible woman, and an extremely hospitable neighbor."

"That's right, my dear, you really mean it. You can't have enough respect for a lady like her."

After Elizabeth returned to her room, she thought about Charlotte's catering to Collins at dinner, and found Charlotte's hospitality to Mrs. Bauer.Elizabeth really didn't know what to say. She wondered if she would be forced to become Charlotte if she married such a husband.After all, when a woman marries, her husband's identity is her identity.

Thinking of marrying Elizabeth and thinking of Mr. Darcy, that annoying Mr. did not know what happened, and there has been no news of anything wrong with the Darcy family in London recently.

Mr. Collins was perfectly flattered by this invitation from Rosings.He had wanted to show Elizabeth how extraordinary he was, to let Elizabeth see the majesty of his patroness, and to see how polite and considerate the old lady was to the two of them.Of course, he was very happy to get the chance to get his wish so soon.

"Honestly," said he, "I'm not at all surprised that she's invited us to tea on Sunday, and spend an afternoon at Rosings. She's always been very accommodating, but who would have guessed that you've just been here, I was invited there for dinner (and all of them were invited)”

Elizabeth raised her brows when she heard this sentence, what means that everyone has been invited, is there any one of us who is not qualified to be invited?My aunt was not said to be qualified enough to go to Buckingham Palace.

However, Sir William said with trepidation: "I don't find it surprising what happened just now. This is actually the way of big men and people. People with status like me have seen a lot. Among the dignitaries and nobles, this kind of elegant No surprises about hospitality.”

All that day and next morning there was practically no talk of going to Rosings.Mr. Collins told them all in advance what they were going to see and what they were going to do.Lest they see such a magnificent house, so many servants, and such sumptuous dishes, they will cause temporary panic and be at a loss.

Elizabeth; "..."

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