Chapter 62

Elizabeth, as they drove along, looked for the main appearance of Pemberley

Woods with some irritation; and when finally they turned in at the hotel,

her spirits were in a high shudder.

The recreation area was extremely enormous, and contained incredible assortment of ground. They entered

it in perhaps of its absolute bottom, and drove for quite a while through a lovely wood

extending over a wide degree.

Elizabeth's brain was excessively full for discussion, yet she saw and respected each

striking spot and perspective. They bit by bit climbed for a portion of a-mile, and

then, at that point, wound up at the highest point of a significant greatness, where the wood

stopped, and the eye was in a flash gotten by Pemberley House, arranged on the

inverse side of a valley, into which the street with some suddenness wound. It

was a huge, attractive stone structure, standing great on rising ground, and

upheld by an edge of high woody slopes; and in front, a surge of some normal

significance wa