Summary Chapter 30
Sir William is satisfied that his daughter is well-settled and in prestigious company during his weeklong visit. Mr. Collins entertains him, but at his departure the household returns to normal. Mr. Collins does not demand much attention, dividing his time between his garden and private book room. Charlotte spends her time in a back room which is less comfortable but discourages too many visits from her husband. Mr. Collins' room has a view of the road that allows him to see what carriages passed by. Though it was a daily occurrence, he always remarked whenever he saw Miss de Bourgh's carriage. She'd often stop to speak to Charlotte but almost never came inside. Mr. Collins often visited Rosings without Charlotte. When Lady Catherine visited them, she observed their work and gave advice
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