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conducted

herself；and

she

condescended

to wait on

them at

Pemberley，in

spite of

that

pollution

which its

woods had

received，not

merely

from the

presence

of such a

mistress，but

the visits

of her

uncle and

aunt from

the city.

With the

Gardiners，they

were

always on

the most

intimate

terms.

Darcy，as

well as

Elizabeth，really

loved

them；and

they were

both ever

sensible

of the

warmest

gratitude

towards

the

persons

who，by

bringing

her into

Derbyshire，had

been the

means of