Epilogue
Epilogue What was intended as a birthday ball for Georgiana in August, turned into a wedding ball; for having received Mr Bennet's permission to marry his daughter, Darcy considered that, having been prevented from marrying her for more than a twelvemonth by an unfortunate and unending series of intrigues, that they had waited quite long enough; and should marry as soon as may be. Elizabeth was equally eager; as indeed, were Julia and Captain Radford. Thus was the double wedding set for the week following the ball. Georgiana was not in the least bit concerned that the ball was no longer in her honour, for she was to gain the two most delightful sisters imaginable. Nor was she in the least bit eager to contemplate marriage herself, now that Elizabeth would be living at Pemberley. The brie
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