While the whole neighborhood watches Jane and Bingley, nobody at all is watching Mr. Darcy, which is exactly how he gets into trouble. This episode is the complete audiobook of Chapter 6 of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, in which the man who found nothing tolerable at the assembly starts listening for one particular voice.

At a party at Lucas Lodge, Charlotte gives Elizabeth her cool theory of courtship: Jane should show more affection than she feels, since happiness in marriage is entirely a matter of chance. Elizabeth laughs it off as advice Charlotte would never act on herself. Meanwhile Darcy, having decided Elizabeth's face had hardly a good feature, keeps studying it anyway.

• Charlotte warns that Bingley may never learn how much Jane likes him, because Jane's composure hides everything; Elizabeth trusts to time and the l ...