Two Proposals Rightly Made

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After Lady Catherine's visit, Elizabeth lived in a state of suspense sharpened by self-command. She could not tell Jane everything, though Jane's happiness with Bingley made concealment gentler. Mrs. Bennet, satisfied with one rich son-in-law in prospect, still complained of Darcy whenever his name arose. She considered him proud, unpleasant, and not worth thinking of except as Bingley's friend. Elizabeth, hearing th…