Mr. Collins thanks Elizabeth for coming for a visit. He knows that Hunsford offers little in the way of excitement, and their way of life is humble. […]

  Darcy and his cousin leave Rosings the next morning. Mr. Colons waits near the lodge to make obsequious farewells, after which he hastens to console Lady Catherine […]

  If Elizabeth, when Mr. Darcy gave her the letter, did not expect it to contain a renewal of his offers, she had formed no expectation at all […]

  Elizabeth goes for a walk. She meets Darcy who hands her a letter. In it he explains his belief that Jane was indifferent to Bingley. He describes […]

(Transcribed from original vinyl recording) And let’s get started. The first one is personal development. Now in illustrating personal development Mr. Shelf, my teacher started with money. No […]

  Elizabeth reviews all the letters she has received from Jane. She finds every one low in spirits, though she never complains. Elizabeth is glad that Mr. Darcy […]

  The more I narrate each chapter, the feistier Miss Elizabeth Bennet becomes! Do you agree?   Elizabeth is writing a letter to Jane the next morning when […]

  Colonel Fitzwilliam is much admired. However, an invitation to Rosings doesn’t come until Easter, as Lady Catherine is busy with her guests. Miss de Bourgh also doesn’t […]

    Sir William departs for home pleased with his daughter’s situation. Thankfully, Mr. Collins spends most of his time in the garden, reading, writing and informing them […]