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Rangers top Sabres in OTNov 12, 2010 - 8:30 AM
Anisimov also scored in regulation along with Ruslan Fedotenko for the Rangers, who halted a two-game skid. Goaltender Henrik Lundqvist, New York's regular starter, was scheduled to play but was a late scratch due to an illness in favor of Martin Biron. Biron finished with 29 saves.
Rangers forward Marian Gaborik returned to the lineup after he had missed the past 12 games with a separated shoulder. This was the third installment of New York's four-game homestand, which concludes Sunday against Edmonton.
Tyler Ennis and Mike Grier scored for Buffalo, which fell to 2-4-2 in its last eight games. Jhonas Enroth allowed three goals on 28 shots in the loss.
"Overall, I think we generated some good chances and did some good things offensively, and we need to build off of that," said Buffalo's Thomas Vanek.
In overtime, Anisimov gained control of the loose puck in the slot along the inner rim of the left circle, then fired a wrist shot above Enroth's shoulder as the home crowd erupted in celebration.
"It was a big win for us -- we played hard and we deserved to win," said Anisimov.
Fedotenko's rebound from near the top of the crease during a scramble in front of the net gave the hosts a 1-0 lead at 14:04 of the first period.
With 4:27 remaining in the middle stanza, the Sabres knotted the contest. Vanek's stuffer attempt at the left post was denied, as was Derek Roy's rebound attempt from the top of the crease. However, Biron, despite laying on the ice in the crease, failed to control and get the whistle before Ennis swooped in and pushed the puck across the goal line.
The final minute of the second period saw both teams score again.
First, at the 19:12 mark, Anisimov's fourth goal of the season put the Rangers back on top. Brandon Dubinsky used his body to maintain puck possession behind the net and slipped a backhand pass from near the left post into the crease area, where a one-timer snap shot from in close by Anisimov lit the lamp.
The Rangers appeared to be content to simply let time expire in the stanza, and the Sabres took advantage of the indifferent attitude and scored on a similar play. With 2.9 ticks to go, Grier banged the disc over the goal line from atop the crease following Rob Niedermayer's pass from behind the net.
Game Notes
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> My name is David Fontes. I just learned about the Unity Games list on
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Hi David...
Welcome aboard!
Depending on where in Cape Cod you are, it's probably not too far for you to
for some of the UG type events we've had in the past. There has been early
mumblings of a Unity Games II event in early to mid March that might be
worth the drive (but you didn't hear it from me!).
Interestingly enough, Jenn and I typically vacation one or two weekends each
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- Welcome David! I think you're right, most of us are just that extra bit west of you to make things tough.
But if you're willing to travel, perhaps to a few of the "special" events that come by from time to time, I'm sure you'll have a great time.
One of the special events mentioned was "Unity Games I" which was an all day event we put together in early October. We gamed all day and had about 44 gamers at one point. If you search through the message archives you can find some reports on what it was all about.
I also had a "game day" back in August where there were about a dozen folks that came to my house and spent the day gaming and eating. I think I might try to put together another one of those on some Saturday in January (sometime after the holidays).
We've also started to try to make german/designer/family strategy gaming a bit more of a presence in the local cons (Total Confusion and ConMan). Speaking of which I believe Total Confusion is coming up in February. Something to think about.
Anyhoot, welcome and I look forward to meeting you somewhere down the road for a game or two.
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> My name is David Fontes. I just learned about the Unity Games list on
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The Social Glass - Poem by Joseph Skipsey
AIR—'Rossen the Beau.'
COME fill up the glass, and tho' never
We tasted of gladness before,
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An isle as we sail o'er life's ocean―
An isle shall this moment remain,
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Let the miser exult in his treasure;
The king in his sceptre and crown;
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When anguish our bosom hath torn;
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But the links of oppression are riven
When night brings its spell into play:
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All other fair spells in its train,
To enjoy which, ho! ho! you're invited
To pass round the goblet again.
Chorus—Come fill up the glass, etc.
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6 To my father and mother, Eugene and Elaine Stanley, who gave me the freedom to try
7 Contents Chapter 1 At Such an Assembly as This Chapter 2 A Man of Property Chapter 3 En Garde! Chapter 4 Intermezzo Chapter 5 To Know More of Her Chapter 6 Feint and Parry Chapter 7 Dueling in Earnest Chapter 8 His Own Worst Enemy Chapter 9 The Illustration of His Character Chapter 10 Beyond the Pale Chapter 11 Certain Evils Chapter 12 All That Glitters Chapter 13 The Wounds of a Friend Acknowledgments Touchstone Reading Group Guide
9 Chapter 1 At Such an Assembly as This Fitzwilliam George Alexander Darcy rose from his seat in the Bingley carriage and reluctantly descended to earth before the assembly hall above the only inn to which the small market town of Meryton could lay claim. A window from the hall above opened, allowing the lively but poorly executed music of a country dance to invade the serenity of the night air. Grimacing, he looked down at the hat in his hands and then, with a sigh, positioned it at precisely the correct angle on his head. How, exactly, did you allow Bingley to maneuver you into this ill-conceived foray into country society? he berated himself. But before he could begin a review of the events that had deposited him there, a hound perched on a nearby carriage sent up a mournful howl. Precisely, Darcy commiserated aloud as he turned to the rest of his party. Immediately, he saw that his friend s sisters held the same expectation for an enjoyable evening as himself. The expression that passed between them as they shook out their skirts was at once equal parts elegant disdain and long-suffering. His gaze then traveled to his young friend, whose face, in contrast, was alive with excitement and curiosity. Not for the first time Darcy wondered how Charles Bingley and his sisters could possibly be related. The Bingley women were properly reserved, but Charles was invariably and indiscriminately gregarious. Mrs. Hurst and Miss Bingley were elegant in their dress and manners. Charles was Well, he was now quietly fashionable in his dress Darcy had at least taken him in hand in that regard but he still retained an unfortunate propensity to treat anyone merely introduced to him as an intimate friend. The Bingley sisters were not easily impressed and radiated a studied boredom in regard to all but the most exclusive of entertainments; their brother took pleasure in everything. It was just this exuberance of character that had made Charles the object of several cruel jokes among the more sophisticated young gentlemen in Town and had been the means of bringing him to Darcy s notice. Unwillingly privy to the planning of one such humiliation conducted during a game of cards at his club, he had heard enough to disgust him and form the resolve to seek out the unfortunate youth and warn him away from those he had thought his friends. To Darcy s surprise, what had started as Christian duty became a satisfying friendship. Charles had come far since his first visit to Town, but there were still moments, like the present, when Darcy despaired of ever cultivating in him a proper reserve. Shall we go in, then? asked Charles, appearing at his side. The music sounds delightful, and I expect the ladies shall be equally so. He turned and extended an arm to his unmarried sister. Come, Caroline, let us meet our new neighbors. Darcy took up a position in the rear as the Bingley party moved into the small hall and ascended the stairs to the assembly room floor. Having disposed of their hats and the ladies wraps, Bingley; his brother-in-law, Mr. Hurst; and Darcy ushered the ladies to the entrance, where they paused to assess the features of the room and its rustic occupants. At that unfortunate moment the music came to a halt, and the dancers made their final turn in the pattern, causing most of the room to face the door. For a
10 few breathless heartbeats, Town and Country took stock of each other and rushed to a dizzying variety of conclusions. Darcy nudged Bingley forward into the room as the dancers quit the floor in search of refreshment and gossip. He could feel the eyes of the entire room upon him and wondered that he had ever doubted the rudeness of country manners. It was as bad as he had feared. The room was abuzz with speculation as he and the rest of Bingley s party were exclaimed over and weighed to the last guinea. He could almost hear the clink of coins as they counted his fortune. In the space of a few moments, the man to whom Darcy guessed he might lay the blame for their invitation to the evening s entertainment came hurrying toward them. Bowing a degree more than was necessary, he took Bingley s hand in a vigorous clasp. Welcome, welcome, Mr. Bingley, and all your fine party, too, I am quite sure, exclaimed Sir William Lucas as he encompassed them all in a great smile. We are so very honored that you have come to our small assembly. Of course we are all anxious to make the acquaintance of your estimable guests Sir William s voice trailed off as he turned an expectant countenance upon Darcy and then Bingley s sisters. With great enthusiasm, Bingley made the proper introductions. Darcy s own bow to the obsequious little man was one of the merest civility. To Darcy s pained annoyance, instead of depressing Sir William s deference, it had the unfortunate effect of increasing that gentleman s regard and secured the man s continued efforts to engage him. Finally, after the ladies and Mr. Hurst were introduced, Sir William ushered them all to the refreshment table where Miss Lucas, his eldest daughter, stood with her mother and family. There, the Bingley party was introduced to the rest of the Lucas family, and Bingley, knowing his duty when it presented itself to him, offered himself to Miss Lucas for the next dance. Sir William presented his arm to Miss Bingley, and the Hursts followed the two couples out onto the dance floor. As the music began and the other dancers took their places, Darcy positioned himself against the wall, away from the table and the knots of neighbors and relatives that framed the room. Everywhere he turned, eyes narrowed on him in frank appraisal or fluttered in a mock of modesty. His countenance hardening, he withdrew into a stance of studied indifference, masking the cool disdain that vied with hot annoyance in his chest as he watched the ebb and flow of country society before him. Why had he agreed to this waste of an evening? There was no beauty, conversation, or fashion to be found in the entire room save among those with whom he had arrived. Rather, he was surrounded by the common, the dull, and the trite, that class of the barely gentrified whose idea of conversation was no more than gossip and that of the vulgar sort of which he was the current object. Darcy could not help but compare his present circumstance with the last time he had been to Tattersall s in search of a suitable new Thoroughbred stallion for his brood mares. Then and there, he privately vowed to purchase no more horseflesh at auction. Hoping for relief from his solitary disquiet, he looked about for Bingley as the dance came to an end, finally locating him across the room in the process of being introduced to a matron surrounded by several young women. Darcy watched in resignation as Bingley bowed to each of them during the introductions and then offered his arm to the handsomest girl, securing her for the next dance. Bingley s ease in any society in which he found himself always amazed Darcy. How did one converse with perfect strangers across the boundaries of class or station and in such a setting? A score of cautions and strictures acquired over a lifetime loomed darkly in Darcy s mind, adding to his discomposure and deepening further still his withdrawal from social intercourse. His eyes followed
11 Bingley and his partner through the first patterns of the dance and then returned to the matron and her entourage. What he saw there caused him to groan, startling a passing young gentleman who, after a brief glance into Darcy s stony visage, hurried on. The object of Darcy s displeasure wore the expression of a plump, old tabby that had just been presented with a bowl of rich cream. Her satisfaction and avarice were almost palpable as she kept close watch on Bingley and the girl. Her daughter? Likely, he determined, although there is little resemblance. There was no doubt in his mind as to where her thoughts were leading; he had seen that look too many times to be mistaken. Bingley must be warned against showing any particular attention in that direction. The slightest sense of partiality and the woman would be encamped upon the doorstep of Bingley s home, Netherfield. Darcy made his way to the refreshment table, his back stiff with displeasure at the duty to his friend that lay before him. Accepting a cup of punch from the girl behind the table, he suffered her smiles and giggles with a show of composure he was far from feeling. At that moment, Bingley appeared next to him, secured a cup from the girl with a smile and a wink, and turned to his friend. I say, Darcy, have you ever seen so many lovely young ladies in one place in your life? What do you think of country manners now? I think of them as I have always thought, having certainly been given no cause this evening to do otherwise. But, Darcy, surely you cannot have been offended by Sir William s attentions. Bingley smiled ruefully. He is a good sort, a trifle officious, but Sir William s attentions were not uppermost in my mind as I considered your question. You cannot be unaware of the vulgar gossip we are figuring in even at this moment. Darcy s jaw clenched in agitation as a rapid review of the room confirmed the truth of his observation. They probably wonder, as do I, why you have not danced as yet tonight. Come, Darcy, I must have you dance. I hate to see you standing about by yourself in this stupid manner. You had much better dance. There are many pretty girls who would, no doubt I certainly shall not! You know how I detest it, unless I am particularly acquainted with my partner. At such an assembly as this Darcy s eyes swept the room disdainfully it would be insupportable. Your sisters are engaged, and there is not another woman in the room whom it would not be a punishment to me to stand up with. I would not be as fastidious as you are for a kingdom! exclaimed Bingley. I cannot stand seeing you so! Upon my honor, I never met with so many pleasant girls in my life as I have this evening; and there are several of them, you see, uncommonly pretty. You are dancing with the only handsome girl in the room, Darcy replied, looking at Bingley s partner from the last dance. Oh! She is the most beautiful creature I ever beheld! But come, she has a very charming sister who would, I believe, suit even your taste, at least for an evening. Let me procure an introduction. She sits out the dancing just over there. Which do you mean? replied Darcy, turning in the direction of Bingley s gaze. A few chairs distant from where they stood sat a young woman of about twenty who, in contrast to himself, was obviously enjoying the evening. Although she was sitting out the dance for a lack of available gentlemen, her small feet would not accept their banishment from the dancing and tapped discreetly beneath her gown. Her eyes bright with amusement in the scene before her, she seemed a favorite with many, being saluted by both ladies and gentlemen as they passed by her. She was near enough that a slight change in the direction of her gaze caused Darcy to wonder if she had been listening to
12 their conversation. His suspicions were confirmed when her smile seemed to take on a more quizzical appearance. What was she thinking? Intrigued, he allowed himself to examine her. At that moment, his object turned toward him, the smile still gracing her face, but now with one delicate brow arched in question at his blatant scrutiny. He hastily turned away, his discomposure with her discovery of him setting him further at odds with his companion. If Bingley imagined he would be content with what other men overlooked while he enjoyed the company of the only passable young woman present, he must think again! She is tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt me; and I am in no humor at present to give consequence to young ladies who are slighted by other men, he objected sharply. You had better return to your partner and enjoy her smiles, for you are wasting your time with me. Leaving Bingley to make of his advice what he would, Darcy turned abruptly and walked as far from the vicinity of the disturbing female as he could. For the rest of the evening he occupied himself dancing with his friend s two sisters and, when not engaged with them, discouraging any who attempted to draw him in conversation. His indignation with the utter waste of an entire evening among undistinguished strangers was reflected in a countenance which assumed such a forbidding cast that he was soon left to himself. He could only sigh with relief when the assembly finally came to an end and Bingley s carriage pulled forward to receive them. While Bingley extolled the pleasures of the evening, Darcy settled back into the squabs, observing his companions. As he had suspected, Miss Bingley and Mrs. Hurst would not concur with their brother s raptures and were in nowise hesitant to express their complete dissatisfaction. As the Bingley family discussed their differences, Darcy turned his gaze out the open carriage window into the night. Some small commotion at the inn s entrance attracted his attention, and leaning forward, he espied several of the local militia playing the gallant to a group of young women emerging into the night. With great flourishes and exaggerated bows, they competed to escort the ladies to their carriage. A low, delightful laugh escaped from one of the ladies, drawing Darcy forward to seek out its source. There, beneath the crackling torch, he found it and, with a tingling jolt, saw that it was the young woman of the enigmatic smile who had so discomposed him earlier. He watched as she gently refused the arm of the young officer and motioned him off to assist one of her sisters. Then, with a sigh of pleasure, she gracefully adjusted her wrap and lifted her face to the beauty of the night sky. The simplicity of her joy caught him, and as the carriage lurched forward, Darcy found that he could not take his eyes from her. With an inexplicable fascination, he watched her until a turn in the street took her from his view. Ahem. Darcy settled back into his seat and faced Bingley, whose cough and raised eyebrow asked a question he was not willing to answer. With a shrug, Darcy again turned his gaze out the window and into the night, steadfastly dismissing all thoughts of country misses, especially those with amusing secrets lighting their eyes. The morning following the Meryton assembly found Darcy alone at table in Netherfield s sunny breakfast room nursing a cup of black coffee as he perused a letter from his sister. The Bingleys and Hursts were not yet down, recovering, as it were, from the previous evening s events. Discerning no reason to break his habit of rising early, he had come down to find he had the breakfast room to himself and an eagerly anticipated letter from his sister, Georgiana, awaiting his attention on the sideboard. He had poured a cup of the steaming brew, tucked the letter under his arm, and looked
13 about him for a comfortable place to enjoy both. If he had been at either his London home or his estate, Pemberley, he would have headed for his library. This, however, was not Pemberley but Netherfield. And as the house was lately rented by his friend, its library was sadly neglected and quite the most uncomfortable room in the place. He would have to settle for the more public breakfast room and hope that his hosts would indulge in enough sleep to allow him the privacy his letter deserved. As the rich coffee aroma wafted around him, Darcy broke the seal on a more substantial letter than he was used to receiving from his sister. Lately, since the incident with George Wickham, her letters had consisted of a few lines merely: reports on her lessons, her progress at the pianoforte, names of visitors, and the like. The gentle glow that had heretofore characterized Georgiana had receded to gray ash in her heart wrenching retreat from the world. Darcy prayed that the glow was banked only for the moment and that her exposure to such evil had not permanently damaged her ability to take her place in Society. He unfolded the fine pressed sheets and read: 18 October Dearest Brother, I pray this letter finds you well and happy in your sojourn with Mr. Bingley and his family. How do you find Netherfield? Does it please, as Mr. Bingley promised? How did he find Netherfield? The manor was pleasant enough, except for the library. It was certainly enough for Bingley to handle at this point in his life. Yes, it would do if only the society He returned to the letter. I received your letter of the th on Wednesday last and meant to respond immediately to your kind solicitude but found that, at the time, I had too little to warrant the trouble of sending a letter to Hertfordshire. That has now materially changed, and I doubt that I can express myself in a way that will adequately convey my present feelings. Darcy sat up a little straighter as a tingle of concern sped down his back. He reached for his coffee and took a large sip. I know that you have been greatly concerned about me since the events of last summer and, frankly, dearest brother, I have been very uneasy. I could not find it possible to trust anyone, excepting yourself, or accept the merest commonplace without suspicion. I desired no social intercourse and took no joy in anything save my music, which, I must confess, also took on a melancholy air. This did not go unnoticed by the new companion you sent me. Mrs. Annesley, wise woman that she is, forbore to tease me with it or offer bracing reproofs. She did, however, insist on taking extended walks about Pemberley, claiming that only I could truly show her its beauties and, of course, my favorite views. She also encouraged me to take up what Mother had to lay aside so long ago: visiting the families of our tenants. After considering her proposal, I found that I desired to make these visits; indeed, that I should have done so long ago. I know not how, precisely, it came about, Brother, but I find myself no longer cast
14 down about the past. It will always affect me, but now I know it will not rule me. Mrs. Annesley s gentle counsel and quiet self-possession have been a soothing balm and a worthy model. You have chosen well, dear brother, and I am mending under her care into a stronger vessel. The letter fell gently onto the table as Darcy s tension evaporated with a sigh he could not repress. The remainder contained the usual reports of educational and musical progress, albeit with a more lively tone than he had received from Georgiana in some months. He closed his eyes briefly. She will be well, he silently assured himself. Hearing footsteps, Darcy quickly folded the letter, slid it into his coat pocket, and rose from his chair. Miss Bingley swept into the breakfast room, checking only for a moment upon seeing that he was alone at the table. Motioning to a servant to abandon his post at the door to serve as waiter, she nodded in response to Darcy s bow and allowed him to select a chair for her. Mr. Darcy, you are a model for us all. Miss Bingley looked up at him as he assisted her in sitting down. Up so early before dawn, I daresay after such a fatiguing evening in such fatiguing company. I wonder at your fortitude, sir! Darcy retrieved his coffee and resumed his seat at the far end of the table. I cannot lay claim to such merit, Miss Bingley. Merely habit, I assure you. A well-considered habit, Mr. Darcy, I am convinced. But your coffee must have gone cold! Let Stevenson pour you fresh. There can be little more disagreeable than cold coffee! I cannot abide it. Miss Bingley shuddered prettily. Darcy hid the twitch of an incipient grimace behind his cup as he took another sip. It had gone tepid, but he would not give Caroline Bingley encouragement to play out the cozy domestic scene she was creating in yet another unwelcome bid for his personal interest. Snapping his cup down upon the saucer, he began to rise when she surprised him with a question about his letter. Pray, tell me what your dear sister writes. I long to know how she gets on with her new companion. Does she complain of her, or is it too soon for that? I do wish she could have come with us to Netherfield. She sighed pettishly. What a relief her company would be from the local country squires and their worthy dames. Miss Bingley rearranged the food on her plate as she contemplated her new neighbors. Charles insists that we make calls. I am sure, Mr. Darcy, you will agree that it will hardly be a pleasure. No more so than last night s assembly. I ask you, sir, was last night not trying to your sensibilities? Darcy cast about for remembrances of the previous evening. Trying to his sensibilities? An echo of the distaste he had felt reverberated through his body. Yes, most trying. Officious bores, simpering young women, and forward older ones. All of them measuring, weighing, their eyes following every move Suddenly he remembered eyes with expressive brows arched in challenge at him, intriguing eyes alight with secrets and amusement. He must have dwelt on the memory for some little time, for the loud clink of a spoon vigorously stirred against the sides of a cup recalled him to the presence of his questioner. Miss Bingley s smile barely covered the pique she was obviously feeling at his inattention, for her eyes were narrowed as she waited for him to answer her question. Trying, Miss Bingley? Perhaps to those gentlemen like myself who find no great pleasure in dancing. But surely you were the recipient of much kind attention and admiration? Darcy s smile was smug. She could not deny the obvious solicitude that had enveloped her at the assembly. Disdain of that solicitude would be unbecoming while acknowledgment of success in such restricted society was nothing with which to feather her cap, especially in his company.
15 You will excuse me, Miss Bingley, he continued, claiming rather than requesting his release. With an uncertain smile, she could do no more than nod as he rose to take his leave. As he strode toward the door and the stables beyond, the picture of a quite different young woman, her eyes lifted to the night sky, formed in his mind, catching him in midstride. Shaking his head, he resumed his way to the stables. To horse, sir! It is the fields and fences you ve come to explore, not the local nurseries! He entered the stable yard, gratified to see Nelson ready at the mounting block and eager for a good run. Swinging into the saddle, he brought his thoughts into line with the desires of his mount and made for a beckoning countryside awash in the rays of a glorious autumn morning.
16 Chapter 2 A Man of Property Darcy returned to Netherfield from his morning ride with an increased admiration for the countryside in which it nestled. The farms were neat and, with the recent harvest, appeared prosperous. The fields were bordered by wall, fence, or wood in a manner pleasing both to the eye and to the palate of even an avid hunter or horseman. The lands attached to Netherfield itself were in need of attention, but Darcy had found nothing drastically wrong that careful management and an infusion of capital could not correct in due course. All in all, a tidy estate with a minimum of problems but those that would teach Bingley what it was to be a man of property. Dismounting, he gave Nelson a hearty, affectionate pat on his great neck, ending with a gentle pass down his broad forehead and a lump of sugar pressed against his soft muzzle. Neatly extracting the treat from Darcy s hand, Nelson nickered back his esteem. With a laugh, Darcy handed him over to a lad emerging from the stables. A man of property. A soft, barely perceptible smile flitted across Darcy s face as he heard the words echo in his head, but in his father s voice. Under the careful tutelage of his father, Darcy had begun at an early age to learn what those words meant. He swore that his earliest memory was sitting astride a saddle, securely anchored in his father s lap, his fingers twisted in the horse s mane as the elder Darcy rode spring inspection of the farms and holdings of Pemberley. He could have only just been out of leading strings, perhaps three years old, but the memory was vivid enough to convince even his parents that it was a true one. That ride had served as his introduction to his station in life and its attendant responsibilities, both of which he now shouldered alone and with a just satisfaction that acknowledged, without hesitation, the excellent preparation given him by his father. Often and often, Darcy had occasion to thank Heaven for his father s daily example of attention to duty and the practical experience he had gained under his guidance. It had made Pemberley the jewel that it was. He hoped he could serve his friend Bingley as well. Aha, there you are! Bingley s voice boomed as Darcy entered Netherfield s hall. I suppose I dare not hope that you have waited to allow me the pleasure of taking you on a tour of Netherfield s lands? Bingley stood in mock sternness in the doorway of the morning room, his arms crossed and his brow lowered, glowering at his friend. No hope at all, Bingley, he responded without contrition. It s this deuced autumn weather! It just pulls one out-of-doors. Indeed? queried Bingley imperiously, in obvious delight at the unusual experience of having the upper hand with his friend. I rather thought it was the prospect of having to provide amusement for Caroline this morning that pushed you out! Lord knows, I would be off in a shot! The hauteur Bingley had assumed was then replaced with a genuine frown as he continued. But really, Darcy, I was very much looking forward to riding over the estate with you. And you shall, Darcy hastened to assure him. I apologize for anticipating you, but I needed to encounter Netherfield for itself without seeing it through your eyes, as would happen on a joint tour.
17 Well you know that you would be filling my ear with rhapsodies about this stream or that wood. Darcy paused briefly at Bingley s strangled objection to his scenario. You know I am right! Such distractions would give me no opportunity truly to be of service to you. With a crooked smile, Bingley ruefully acknowledged the reasonableness of his friend s excuse. I know it is not, nor will it ever be, a Pemberley. But even I know it can be more than it is, he responded. The thing of it is, I have not the slightest idea where to begin. You may begin with allowing me to change out of my riding clothes and joining me over some refreshment in the Darcy glanced about the hall for a room into which the ladies or Mr. Hurst were unlikely to wander library. Seizing the opportunity, he added, Would it be possible, Charles, to have some comfortable chairs moved there? It is really quite spartan. Of course, Darcy, immediately. I can t tell you Then don t, old man. Hold your gratitude until after you ve heard me out. Darcy could not help but grin at the enthusiasm on Bingley s face. After you ve found yourself up to your waistcoat buttons in paper, broken quills, agricultural reports, and bills, and feel that you still feel a compunction to thank me, I ll be glad to entertain it. He began moving toward the stairs, then checked and turned a serious countenance upon his friend. I warn you, Bingley, earning a Cambridge fellowship is nothing to becoming a complete man of property. I have that on the greatest authority. And who, pray, might that be, O my master, quipped Bingley. My father, replied Darcy quietly as he turned and started up the stairs. He did both. Gaining his room, Darcy carefully removed his sister s letter from his coat pocket and read again the first part, his eyes lingering on the first page s last line, I am mending under her care into a stronger vessel. Tenderly, he refolded the letter and pressed it to his lips. Please God, it is so, he murmured, placing it in his secretary, then pulled the bell that would summon Fletcher, his valet, and what he required for a day spent at the country estate of his friend. Ensconced as they were companionably in the library amid the threatened blizzard of papers and broken pens, the remainder of the morning passed quickly for Darcy and Bingley. When Stevenson tapped at the door to announce that an afternoon repast was available and that the ladies desired their company, the two rose from their labors well satisfied with the progress that had been made and ready for a diversion. Whatever have you been doing all morning, Charles? Caroline and I could find you nowhere about! complained Mrs. Hurst as she poured tea for the gentlemen and her sister. Mr. Hurst particularly desired to see the coveys and discuss plans for a shooting party this morning, did you not, my dear? She paused for an instant to look vaguely over at her husband, who at that moment appeared interested more in hunting the victuals set before him than those less sure ones out-of-doors. Darcy and Bingley accepted their cups, quickly setting them down at the opposite end of the dining table. I spent the morning most satisfactorily, Louisa. Darcy has consented to offer suggestions on how I might improve Netherfield, make it more More like Pemberley! cried Miss Bingley as she fixed on Darcy a look of entreaty. Oh, Mr. Darcy, can it be done? Caroline, you mistake me. Bingley looked at her with annoyance. You must see that Netherfield can never be Pemberley, for Hertfordshire cannot be Derbyshire! Nevertheless, I believe, and Darcy agrees, that Netherfield possesses interesting possibilities that time and patience will reveal. Now, he continued hurriedly, what communication have we received from our neighbors? I would expect
18 quite a few cards to have been sent after last night. Yes, I suppose one could say a few. Miss Bingley sniffed as she flicked her fingers at the pile of correspondence in the tray before her. There are one dozen letters of welcome, seven invitations to dinner, four for tea, and three notices of assemblies or private evenings of musical entertainments. Really, Charles, what does one do for society in such a place? Society? Bingley responded. Enjoy it, I say! The assembly last night, for example. I am sure I have rarely had a more pleasant evening. Yes, it is true! Do not frown so, Caroline! The music was lively, the people received us most warmly, and the young ladies Charles, you are too undiscriminating, interrupted Miss Bingley. I have never met people with less conversation and fashion or more conceit. As for the young ladies, they were certainly young but Come, Caroline, I cannot allow you to speak so of at least one young lady, Bingley interrupted. He turned to Darcy, who had just risen from the table, cup and saucer in hand. Darcy, support me in this! Was not Jane Bennet as lovely a girl as could be dreamt of? Darcy strolled over to a window while sipping at his tea and looked out onto a greensward hedged by boxwood and a gravel walk. The lack of accord between Bingley and his sisters was of long standing and had manifested itself in innumerable ways since his acquaintance with the family. Generally, Darcy s sympathy lay with Bingley in these unpleasant exchanges, but today the turn of the conversation reminded him of the resolve he had formed the previous evening to caution his friend. Without turning he replied, Lovely? I believe I called her handsome. If she is lovely, I bow to your superior judgment, as you danced with her. I did not. But you do have eyes, man! Bingley responded energetically. Which I employed, at your insistence, you may recall. Darcy shifted his stance, his focus remaining on the scenery beyond the window. He sipped again at his tea. She smiles too much. Smiles too much, Bingley repeated in disbelief. A man must wonder at such a profusion of smiles. What may be their cause? Darcy turned then and fixed Bingley with a penetrating look, as if to infuse him with the force of his disapprobation. Favor is deceitful, and beauty is vain, if I may be so bold as to quote. Think, man! Do these smiles indicate a happy, even disposition, or are they a practiced pose, a charade of good nature designed to entrap or to cover an absence of real intellect? Darcy paused, his words stirring up violent memories within him of George Wickham, whose smiles and flattery, both man and boy, had masked a vile, corrupted nature. Unable to trust that his emotions would not betray him, he turned abruptly back to the window. Bingley regarded his friend with some astonishment while his sisters sagely nodded their heads in agreement with Darcy s opinion. Mr. Darcy is quite perceptive, as always, Charles, Miss Bingley concurred. Miss Bennet seems to be a sweet girl, but what can she mean with a smile continually about her? I must say, I could never find so much to amuse or please me to keep me forever smiling. It is undignified and shows a want of good breeding. What say you, Louisa? I quite agree, Caroline. Miss Bennet appears a sweet, charming thing, and I wish her every bit of good fortune she deserves. I cannot like the rest of her family, though. It is a wonder that they are received, except for Miss Bennet s smiles. Darcy only half-attended as the sisters proceeded to shred the characters of their new neighbors. The sudden surge of anger he had experienced while dissuading his friend had surprised him, and he hardly knew how to settle his emotions in drawing room company. He walked down the room to the far window, as if intent on a different perspective of the greensward. What he needed was exercise
19 violent physical exercise to banish his personal demons. Wickham! Had he not vowed to put Wickham and his infamy behind him, promised himself not to allow the man s actions, his betrayal, to intrude on his composure? Yet the innocent smiles of a pretty stranger had again excited the rage and helplessness he felt still felt. Darcy leaned one arm against the window s frame, his face a grim, white mask reflected back to him in the glass. Enough! Wickham s poisonous sway had to stop. It must stop, or every time Georgiana looked at him she would see it, and he would not have her crushed again, especially now that she had found strength to face the world. Darcy let a slow, measured sigh escape him as he set his mind to calm his thoughts. His body, he found, was not as obliging. What he would not give for a good sword and a worthy opponent at this moment! He almost laughed. Instead, he recalled himself to his purpose, which had been to rein in Bingley s galloping admiration of Miss Bennet, not to encourage him into a disgust of his neighbors. He acknowledged that he may have been harsh, but it was for the best. It would not do for Bingley to leg-shackle himself so young and to a mere local miss. Nevertheless, the neighbors should be rescued from the tender attentions of Bingley s sisters. her sisters, all four of them! Miss Bingley s disdainful laugh abruptly reinstated him into the conversation. Mr. Darcy, you cannot be amused by the immodest behavior of Miss Bennet s sisters? You would not wish your sister to act so. Darcy favored Miss Bingley with a bow in silent agreement. But the local militia do not seem to take such antics into aversion, she continued. They are in agreement with you on that head, Charles. The Bennet girls all are favorites. Not only Miss Bennet but the next younger, Miss Elizabeth Bennet, was also accounted a beauty! Mr. Darcy, what say you to that? Is Miss Elizabeth Bennet a beauty? Darcy s hand involuntarily convulsed around the delicate china cup. Elizabeth! Yes, that would be her name, the name of a queen so directly did she regard him! A beauty? An intriguing woman, a maddening woman, likely, with such a bold air. But a beauty? His emotions now engaged on an altogether different object, he maintained his gaze out the window, his back to the room, even when Bingley addressed him with more than a hint of exasperation in his voice. Well, Darcy? Without turning, Darcy gathered himself to deflect Miss Bingley s barb and discipline his own unruly thoughts. She, a beauty? he replied, his diction precise and clipped. I would as soon call her mother a wit. The light mists of an autumn morning rose gracefully around Netherfield, whispering invitations to field and wood that Darcy was hard-pressed to decline. This was especially so as he did not anticipate the morning s activities with any expectation of enjoyment. Reluctantly, he turned from the library window and his contemplation of the enticements that creation was unveiling to consider the ordeal before him. That it would be an ordeal rather than a pleasure, he was in no doubt. Indeed, Morning In was that sort of social ritual which he could very well do without, but the present circumstance and its very nature made it a necessary evil. Darcy picked up the book he had been intent upon reading before being drawn to the beauty of the morning and sank into one of the large wingback chairs that now graced the library. In this next step in Bingley s venture into the life of the landed gentry, Darcy knew himself to be of little help and questionable ability. There was no question but that Bingley must establish himself in his new neighborhood, and that meant receiving its prominent residents. Although they were not in the first circle of London Society, the Bingley family was of considerable social stature and would certainly assume leadership in the society of Meryton and its environs. Such expectations required a Morning
20 In. It could not be avoided. His brow furrowed, Darcy fingered the pages of his book, absently turning them as he contemplated the morning in front of him. So, here you are! Bingley s voice pierced the silence before the sound of his steps reached Darcy s ears. I ll warrant you ve been here since before breakfast. He quickly surveyed the room. Yes, I see your coffee on the desk, so I am sure I am right. I knew you were either here or gone ariding. He cocked an eye at Darcy as he took the other chair. Fortifying yourself for the onslaught? He leaned forward and lowered his voice. Or planning a strategic retreat? The former, tiresome whelp, Darcy replied with reluctant humor. Although the latter would be more to my liking, as you well know. Oh, it will not be so very bad, Darcy, Bingley replied, leaning back into his chair and stretching out his legs to inspect briefly the shine on his boots. We will have met most of them before, either at the assembly last Friday or at church yesterday. I am quite looking forward to receiving. He glanced at Darcy s face and then returned to a study of his boots. That is, some of them. Looking forward, I mean, to seeing His voice trailed off. Darcy rued the breach that had opened between them since his warning concerning Miss Bennet and hated that Bingley felt uncomfortable talking about her with him. He knew he had better repair it before time made it a chasm. I imagine there will be some members of certain families who will make an appearance this morning, Charles. He was rewarded with a cautious smile, so he continued quietly. I hope, for your sake, Mrs. Bennet does not bring all her daughters with her, else you will have to divide your attentions as thinly as you did yesterday. Bingley laughed aloud. I accept your well wishes, however difficult it was for you to extend them, and heartily concur. I had no idea what a sensation we would cause merely by attending church. He shook his head in disbelief. You saw how it was! I could not finish one sentence before being inundated with five more questions or invitations. Miss Bennet, as I recall, was not one of the throng, Darcy pointed out. No, nor her sister Miss Elizabeth Bennet came Bingley s pensive reply. Darcy elected to ignore this last observation. They, both of them, were engaged the entire time in a protracted conversation with the vicar and his wife. No smiles? asked Darcy, then wished he had refrained from the jibe. As a matter of record, yes, replied Bingley evenly, not entirely sure of the intent of his question but, evidently, determined not to be intimidated. I was able to catch her eye before Caroline hurried us into the carriage. He paused and assumed a dramatic pose with one hand pressed to his heart. I was rewarded with a smile that has nourished my hopes for almost can it be? twenty-four hours. He and Darcy both laughed then, as much at Bingley s drama as with relief to be again on intimate terms. When they had regained control, Bingley rose. It is almost time, you know. I was coming to tell you that a lad from the stable had run up with news of a carriage about a mile from the gate. He paused, took a deep breath, and looking Darcy straight on, continued, I know how you dislike these things and count myself well blessed that you have consented to stand by me through it. I cannot think how I would There is no need, Bingley, Darcy interrupted, turning slightly away. Your friendship is reason and reward enough for whatever service I can render you. He strode quickly over to a small table supporting a decanter. Now, let us complete our preparation for the morning. What say you to a small glass of fortitude before we face the dragons of Meryton? Anticipating a positive response, he removed the crystal stopper and poured the amber liquid into the awaiting glasses. Bingley
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