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We're only covering chapter 56 today, and the whole chapter is essentially one conversation

as well.

And yet, there is so much being argued in this Teptetet that it is worth looking at

very closely.

About a week after Bingley and Jane have gotten engaged, the whole family is sitting around

one morning, including Bingley.

Suddenly, who should appear, but Lady Catherine Deburg?

The text takes pains to tell us how odd of a visit this is.

Firstly, it is too early in the morning for visitors.

When it she comes in, doesn't say hi to anyone in the room, doesn't ask for introductions,

and just sits down.

And then she doesn't engage in pleasantries, and all but demands that Lizzie go on a walk

with her, all the while insulting the Bennett's house and gardens.

Lady Catherine has come because she has heard of rumor that Lizzie and Darcy are engaged,

and she wants Lizzie to promise her one that the rumor isn't true, and two that it will

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