Chapter 52Due to an agreement between the sisters, Elizabeth wrote to her mother the next morning to ask that the car be sent to them during the day. But Mrs. Mitchell, who had expected her daughters to stay in Netherfield until next Tuesday, which would end Jane's week, couldn't bring herself to receive her with pleasure beforehand. Her answer was therefore not favorable, at least not for Elizabeth's wishes, because she was impatient to come home. Mrs. Mitchell told them that they could not possibly have the carriage before Tuesday; and in her transcript it was added that if Mr. Woodland and his sister urged her to stay longer, she might very well spare her. Elizabeth, however, was determined not to stay any longer, nor did she expect to be asked; and anxious,
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