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by Jane Austen
About 114 pages (34,125 words)
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Volume 3: Chapter 18 Summary

Letters must be written to announce the happy news. Mr. Darcy writes to his aunt, Lady Catherine, and Elizabeth, rather than sit and admire the evenness of his handwriting, as she had seen Miss. Bingley do so long ago, writes to her own aunt. Mr. Bennet has the satisfaction of writing to Mr. Collins to tell him that his benefactress, Lady Catherine, would soon be receiving most upsetting news.

She is most upset, so upset in fact that.....

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