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what he would say on the subject of [his] hasty departure   Written by Stephanie (5/3/2010 9:10 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, Leaving Rossings to propose, penned by Silvia A
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This is awkward to stage out, certainly. Can you see Darcy sneaking out the servants' staircase? Can you see him announcing his intentions to the room prior to leaving? Can you see him not being missed, if he simply left?

The best I can suppose is that he left after hearing Elizabeth was ill, but not in a way that would make anyone suppose his departure was connected with the news. (They did take potty breaks during the Regency, I assume?) His interview with her was not long, counting everything, and his agitation when he returned and excused himself made all think he must be taken slightly ill.

Then he calls a servant for a working candle and some writing materials to be brought to his room, and begins a letter in privacy...


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