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CHAPTER LVI
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She did not look at him, but she felt the light of his great eyes falling upon her, and she was not unhappy.
"My dear," began Mr.Bennet in a low tone, still studying the face and the portrait.
"Hush!" said his wife, softly, laying her head upon his shoulder; "I see it all, I am sure of it." Gabriel turned at this moment from his Encyclopedia.

He looked intently for some time at the group by the table, as if studying all their thoughts, and then said, gravely, in a loud, clear voice, so that Ellen dropped a stitch, Edward stopped whispering, and Mr.and Mrs.Bennet sat erect, "Exactly.

I knew how it was.

It says distinctly, 'This plant is supposed to be a native of India; but it has long been naturalized and extensively cultivated elsewhere, particularly in Russia, where it forms an article of primary importance.'".


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