Chapter 39Elizabeth led the boss of the night in her sister's room and had the pleasure of being able to send a bearable response in the morning to the requests she received very early from Mr. Woodland through a maid and some time later from the two elegant ladies who served his sisters. Despite this change, however, she asked for a message to Longbourn asking her mother to visit Jane and form her own judgement about her situation. The note was sent immediately and its contents were complied with just as quickly. Mrs. Mitchell, accompanied by her two youngest girls, reached Netherfield shortly after the family breakfast.
Had she found Jane in obvious danger, Mrs. Mitchell would have been very unhappy; but satisfied, when she saw her that her illness was not alarming, she did not have the
