The Houseguest A Pride And Prejudice Vagary - Plot & Excerpts
Mr. Darcy ordered it in London last winter and requested it be installed here. The ottoman was moved here from another sitting room.” “Last winter? Which month?” “February, Miss. I received a letter from him informing me of its arrival around the seventh I believe.” “Thank you, Mrs. Reynolds. Is there anything else I should see of the mistress’s chambers?” “Yes, Miss Bennet. Follow me.” Elizabeth and Georgiana followed her through Ann Darcy’s old chambers, looking under dust cloths and exclaiming about furniture pieces. Mrs. Reynolds was very knowledgeable about the history of Pemberley and told them which pieces came from where and which had been Mrs. Darcy’s favorites. “She loved this dressing table. It had been a gift from her mother when she came out, and she had it brought over from Matlock.” Mrs. Reynolds looked wistful as she gingerly touched the gleaming wood. Georgiana approached the piece slowly and reached out to touch the warm red wood.
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