Гордость и предубеждение

Chapter 33

           "DidMr.Darcygiveyoureasonsforthisinterference?" 

           "Iunderstoodthatthereweresomeverystrongobjectionsagainstthelady." 

           "Andwhatartsdidheusetoseparatethem?" 

           "Hedidnottalktomeofhisownarts,"saidFitzwilliam,smiling. "HeonlytoldmewhatIhavenowtoldyou." 

           Elizabethmadenoanswer,andwalkedon,herheartswellingwithindignation. Afterwatchingheralittle,Fitzwilliamaskedherwhyshewassothoughtful. 

           "Iamthinkingofwhatyouhavebeentellingme,"saidshe. "Yourcousin’sconductdoesnotsuitmyfeelings. Whywashetobethejudge?" 

           "Youareratherdisposedtocallhisinterferenceofficious?" 

           "IdonotseewhatrightMr.Darcyhadtodecideontheproprietyofhisfriend’sinclination,orwhy,uponhisownjudgementalone,hewastodetermineanddirectinwhatmannerhisfriendwastobehappy. But,"shecontinued,recollectingherself,"asweknownoneoftheparticulars,itisnotfairtocondemnhim. Itisnottobesupposedthattherewasmuchaffectioninthecase." 

           "Thatisnotanunnaturalsurmise,"saidFitzwilliam,"butitisalesseningofthehonourofmycousin’striumphverysadly." 

           Thiswasspokenjestingly; butitappearedtohersojustapictureofMr.Darcy,thatshewouldnottrustherselfwithananswer,andtherefore,abruptlychangingtheconversationtalkedonindifferentmattersuntiltheyreachedtheParsonage. 

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