An evening at Rosings, a pianoforte, and an audience of two. This episode is the complete audiobook of Chapter 31 of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, in which Elizabeth entertains Colonel Fitzwilliam, teases Mr. Darcy in front of his relations, and receives the closest thing to a confession he has yet managed.

Invited back to Rosings on Easter evening, the parsonage party finds Lady Catherine monopolizing her nephews until music offers an escape. Elizabeth plays while Fitzwilliam listens, and when Darcy stations himself at the instrument to watch her, she announces her intention of frightening him and opens fire with the story of his conduct at the Meryton assembly.

• Elizabeth testifies to Kent about Hertfordshire: at his first ball, Mr. Darcy danced only four dances though gentlemen were scarce and more than one young lady sat  ...