Part 30 (1/2)
Pride and Prejudice, a play by Mary Keith Medbery Mackaye
Mary Keith Medbery Mackaye
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2022-07-22
CHARLOTTE.
[_Smiling._] Well, well, Eliza! That speech savours a little of--disappointment.
ELIZABETH.
Oh, yes--anything you please!
CHARLOTTE.
[_Changing the subject._] And you say that Jane is not in her usual spirits?
ELIZABETH.
[_Shortly._] Yes.
CHARLOTTE.
And she is looking poorly?
ELIZABETH.
[_Still more shortly._] Yes--very!
CHARLOTTE.
Did she see much of the Bingleys in London?
ELIZABETH.
[_Bursting out hotly._] She saw nothing of them. Oh, Charlotte, I have just had all my suspicions verified.
CHARLOTTE.
Your suspicions?
ELIZABETH.
Yes, there has been an arrangement in all this. Mr. Bingley has been kept away from Jane by---- [_Stops suddenly._]
CHARLOTTE.