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Pride and Prejudice
by
Jane Austen
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Pride and Prejudice Chapter 30 Summary
Elizabeth discovers that Lady Catherine is concerned with the tiniest details of her parish.
Charlotte and Mr. Collins spend a lot of time with Lady Catherine. They dine at Rosings twice a week.
As Easter approaches, they learn that Mr. Darcy is expected at Rosings in a few weeks' time.
When Mr. Darcy arrives, Mr. Collins visits Rosings to meet him. When he returns, Mr. Darcy accompanies him.
Charlotte turns to Elizabeth to thank her, saying that Darcy never would have come to visit so soon if Elizabeth hadn't been there.
Mr. Darcy inquires after Elizabeth's family's health.
To jolt him, Elizabeth says her sister has been in London for three months. Has he never had opportunity to see her?
He seems a little confused as he answers that he has not been fortunate enough to meet Miss Bennet while in London.
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