The road climbs through Pemberley Woods, the trees break, and there it is. This episode is the complete audiobook of Chapter 43 of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, the Pemberley chapter, in which Elizabeth tours the home of the man she refused and then, against every assurance, meets him on his own lawn.

The house is handsome without being showy, the grounds beautiful without artifice, and Elizabeth's thought arrives unbidden: of this place she might have been mistress. Then the housekeeper, Mrs. Reynolds, begins to talk, and the portrait she paints of her master matches nothing Meryton ever believed.

• Mrs. Reynolds's testimony is the kind money cannot buy: the sweetest-tempered, most generous-hearted boy in the world, grown into the best landlord and the best master that ever lived, with never a cross word from him in her life. ...