“ely ed in,”cried lydia.“i ay bonnet, if it iher bandbox! uable and uge.and in t u o you all away.have you en?ing?i one of you a e back. jane aid re.y!lord,ed i y aunt hink.ter ollinhere would have been any fun in it.lord!o be re any of you;and to all te!ood re ro e in ter and h friendo co was ill, and ohink ano dy, only t a olonel and y and r o borrooagine how well he looked!,and a kno. lord!r i en ,and tund out er.”
orieieood jokeed by kittyionuo longbourn. elizabetle aion of e.
te ro ini dinner did arily to elizabetd you are cok,lizzy.”
trge, for alaaria and he neuaaria, acrory of r ed,on one ount of t fa jane,e er ases; and lydia, in a voice raterating the variouorning to anybody who would hear ary,”said one ,kitty and i dreended tone y k;and eorge,i do think we beely,for old lunche world,and if you one,ed you too.and te a ot into to die of laugerry all talked and laug anybody en o travely re o deleale e—i ely prefer a book.”
but of this an a ened to anybody for e, and never attended to all.
in ternoon lydia o o on; but elizabet ould not be at re t of tr ion.r.ain,and o avoid it aoval was indeed beyond exo—and once gone,ould be notue .
any re e,of iven the inn, dily t tion of yielding; but ue and equivocal,tened, de at la.