Summary Chapter 29
Mr. Collins is more than pleased that he'll be able to show off the favor of his patroness to his visitors. He had expected an invitation to tea, but not so soon. He didn't expect an invitation for the whole group to dine at Rosings. Mr. Collins prepares them so they will not be so unnerved. He tells Elizabeth to wear her best dress but not to be dismayed that it is not as elegant as her hostess's. Lady Catherine will not judge her and likes the obvious differences in rank. Mr. Collins does rush them to prepare, for Catherine de Bourgh does not like to be kept waiting for her meal. Maria Lucas becomes frightened. Even Sir William is nervous. Elizabeth is not easily impressed and keeps her courage. Charlotte introduces the party to Lady Catherine, Miss de Bourgh, and Mrs. Jenkinson. Sir
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