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
