The following day the gentlemen leave Rosings. Lady Catherine is feeling so dull, that she invites them all for dinner that very evening, but complains most of the night of the gentlemen's absence. They are invited to dinner at Rosings often in the last few weeks of Elizabeth's stay, but Elizabeth can think of nothing more than her own folly.
Elizabeth is finally able to come to terms with the truth.....
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