An Unknown
Quantity of a Girl
a Jane Austen fan fiction vignette
by Lucy
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"Yes, Miss Bennet, interest;
for do not expect to be noticed by his family or friends, if you wilfully act
against the inclinations of all. You will be censured, slighted, and despised,
by every one connected with him. Your alliance will be a disgrace; your name
will never even be mentioned by any of us.Ó
Jane Austen
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Darcy marries
Elizabeth against his family's wishes, but Colonel Fitzwilliam is determined to
support his cousin, while Darcy is confident that Elizabeth will, with time,
win their esteem.
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Setting
the stage with two rapidly composed and dispatched letters
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Proceeding
to a family dinner in Town and conversation among distressed relations
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Moving
on to a not ill-intentioned mother and aunt prodding for information
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In
which the Colonel furthers his close alliance with the Darcy household in
defiance of the old goat
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Dinner
in the lion's den
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The
Colonel returns to London and encounters a particularly giddy Darcy
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Wherein
nobleman and tradesman share a repast
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In
which we attend an Engagement Ball
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Concluding
as we began with two rapidly dispatched letters
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