Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy: The Last Man In The World - Plot & Excerpts
Fitzwilliam Darcy; The Last Man in the World By Abigail Reynolds Chapter 1 "In a moment, when we leave the trees, you will be able to see the house," said Mr. Darcy. "There it is, across the valley--Pemberley House." Elizabeth smiled at him dutifully, then looked out the window of the carriage where he was pointing. The house was large and handsome, even at this distance, and its situation on a rising hill above the water was lovely. Of course, she had expected as much, having heard its praises sung by Miss Bingley as well as Darcy himself. In other circumstances, she might have been delighted by it. She became aware that his eyes were upon her awaiting her response. Obediently she turned to him and said, "It is lovely, sir. I do not believe I have ever seen a house more fortunately situated." His face warmed with pleasure, and Elizabeth hurriedly looked out the window again, pretending to examine the nearer aspects of the house as they drove along a stream which wound its way downhill.
What do You think about Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy: The Last Man In The World?
