[Comprehensive classics] Darcy or Brandon

Mr. Bennet did not stay long in London. After discussing with Mr. Hardy that the wedding should be held in Longbourn, he left London with his three daughters.

Lydia was sent to the monastery by Mr. Bennet. No matter how she resisted, it was useless. She really hurt Mr. Bennet this time, so Mr. Bennet made up his mind to educate her .

Elizabeth and Jane were also hurt by Lydia, thinking she should be educated.And they all felt that Lydia's current situation would be very unfavorable if she went home, so they all agreed with Mr. Bennet's decision.But keeping their little sister in a strict monastery still made them sad for a while.

The Bennet family was shrouded in gloom, and their situation was completely opposite to that of Mr. Darcy's family.

After Mr. Darcy fished Wickham out of prison, with the advice and help of his cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam, he quickly sent Wickham to the warship to India, and when he arrived in India, Wickham will become a soldier stationed in an area with the most difficult living conditions in the local area, and he will never be able to return to the UK for the rest of his life.

For Mr. Darcy, this was like untying a big knot in his heart, not to mention how comfortable he was.

In addition, since Anne and Darcy confessed to each other, the relationship between the two has developed very rapidly, and anyone can see that they are in love.This surprised many of Mr. Darcy's friends, because in their opinion, Anne didn't have much capital to fascinate Mr. Darcy, but since Mr. Darcy had already decided, they were not qualified to intervene as friends.But there will still be no shortage of discussions behind closed doors.

On this day, several friends of Mr. Darcy made an appointment to go to the countryside for a picnic. His friends arrived at the meeting place before him, so they spread the tablecloth, sat there and chatted while waiting for him to arrive. As for the chatting The object is naturally Mr. Darcy who has made them feel very strange recently.

"...We all know that Darcy has always had a high vision. I thought he would find a stunning beauty, or an extremely noble lady, but I didn't expect him to find such an ordinary lady." A Peter The gentleman shook the wine glass in his hand and said with a frown.

"Miss Steele's younger sister is also very well married. Who would have thought that Mr. Robert could become the head of the Ferrars family? You must know that he has never been better than his elder brother, Mr. Edward." A Mr. Carpenter said Said.

"Yes, it is not easy for two orphans to find such a good marriage." said a Mr. Marshall.

The Bingley brothers and sisters and the Hostess naturally also came to such a party. Miss Bingley kept a straight face and was unwilling to speak, but in fact she was just listening to these people's suspicions about Anne. When she heard Mr. Marshall's words, she immediately said meanly: "This is enough to show how powerful Sister Steele is. Generally, it is very good for a lady like them to marry a priest or a country doctor, but their vision is really good. It's great."

The irony and malice in Miss Bingley's words were obvious. Everyone glanced at each other and did not answer her words. They all knew that Miss Bingley loved Mr. Darcy deeply and had been waiting for her. Now Mr. Darcy found another lady. , she naturally has reason to be angry.As for the slander against Sister Steele in her words, they did not hear anything. Although they all felt that what Miss Bingley said was not good for Sister Steele, Miss Bingley was their friend, and Steele was their friend. Sisters Teal were just strangers to them, and they naturally favored Miss Bingley emotionally.

Mr. Bingley, who was sitting next to Miss Bingley, was very embarrassed. He was a good old man, and he would never slander someone at will, and what Miss Bingley said was completely unreasonable. Misses Anne and Lucy could be treated by two rich The husband's falling in love with her naturally has their advantages, but how did it come to my sister's mouth, these two relationships seem to be calculated by the two ladies.

Miss Bingley has never looked down on country girls. In her opinion, these ladies must have used some means to find rich bachelors, so she also thinks that Anne and Lucy used means to get Mr. Darcy and Mr. Robert. love.But Mr. Bingley always disapproved of her idea, which made Miss Bingley very angry, but she was now pleased to see that Mr. Darcy's friends did not disagree with her.

Seeing that Miss Bingley was about to speak again, Mr. Bingley quickly said: "I think the story of the marriage of the two Miss Steele is very interesting!

Mr. Pitt, who first brought up this topic, heard Mr. Bingley say this, and asked, "Charles, do you know how they met?"

"Yes, I know something about them." Mr. Bingley nodded.

"Then please tell us quickly." Mr. Carpenter's younger sister, Miss Alice, asked with great interest.

"Okay." Mr. Bingley agreed, and then he talked about the two marriage stories he knew about the Steele sisters.

"Mr. Robert Ferrars' elder brother, Mr. Edward Ferrars, used to stay with Sister Steele's uncle when he was studying at university. The three of them were good friends. Later, they joined a friend in Hertfordshire Mr. Robert also went to the wedding, and the three met after being introduced by Mr. Edward Ferrars.

At that time, Mr. Robert fell in love with Miss Lucy at first sight, and he felt that being with Miss Lucy in his own situation was a good match, so he immediately pursued Miss Lucy.And Lucy also felt that it was not awkward to be with Mr. Robert in her own situation, so she agreed to Mr. Robert's pursuit.

It was only after the two got together that Mr. Edward Ferrars was disinherited against Mrs. Ferrars' wishes. However, even if Mr. Robert inherited the Ferrars family business, he did not break this relationship. I really admire the unsuitable feelings that others seem to have proposed to Miss Lucy. "

"I didn't expect that Mr. Robert is really affectionate. I thought he was a complete playboy when I looked at him!" Mr. Carpenter said, and he couldn't help but think highly of Mr. Robert.

Miss Carpenter didn't care about the affairs of Lucy and Mr. Robert, and said anxiously: "Mr. Bingley, tell me about Mr. Darcy and Miss Steele, hurry up!"

"The encounter between the two of them is very magical and romantic. Darcy lived in Ramsgate, Kent for a period of time last winter. One day when he came home from outside, it was raining heavily, so he found him on the way. I hid in a cave, and it happened that Miss Steele also hid in that cave, so..."

"So they stayed alone in a cave all day! Oh, Charles, you never told me about it!" exclaimed Miss Bingley, her eyes covered and her mouth covered.

"It's just something I didn't mean to say when I chatted with Darcy." Mr. Bingley shrugged, ignored Miss Bingley who was full of unwillingness and complaints, and continued: "It's impossible for them to stay in the cave without talking. After seeing the two, they found that they had similar backgrounds, so they kind of hit it off."

"Did they become confidants just like that?" Miss Carpenter asked in a surprised tone with her big brown eyes open.

"Speaking of which, this is the funniest place." Mr. Bingley said to himself, remembering what Mr. Darcy told him at the time, he laughed first.

"What fun place, tell us quickly?" Mr. Marshall asked, and he also became interested in the story of the encounter between Mr. Darcy and Anne.

"At that time, the weather was too cold, both of them were dressed tightly, covered their faces, and sat far away according to etiquette, so they stayed together for several hours, and neither of them saw each other clearly. What's more, the two of them forgot to exchange names, and they kept calling Mrs. and Mrs. Miss, so they didn't know who each other was after they parted." Mr. Bingley laughed after finishing speaking.

Mr. Pete was drinking, and he almost choked on the wine after listening to Mr. Bingley. He coughed twice and said in disbelief: "What, so there is such a thing! Haha, then how did they recognize each other later?" ?”

"They stayed in the cave until it was almost dark when the rain and snow stopped. Miss Steele left her handkerchief in the cave because she was in a hurry to go home, and it was picked up by Darcy who left later. According to Darcy, Miss Steele's handkerchief had a very special logo embroidered on it, and when they met again at Longbourn, Darcy saw the same logo on Miss Steele's other handkerchief, and that's why Recognized each other. You know, the two of them have similar backgrounds, they both raised their younger sisters alone, they have more common topics, and they became friends after coming and going, and then they became what they are now." Mr. Bingley said , I am also quite jealous of this relationship experience with my friend. Such a romantic and tortuous love process is really enviable.

"It's so romantic. God let them meet, know each other, and love each other in the vast sea of ​​people. It's so wonderful!" After hearing this, Miss Carpenter held her hands in her hands and looked dreamy, compared to the general gentlemen and ladies at the ball. Meeting and falling in love, Mr. Darcy and Anne's special love process is really very attractive to these ladies. .