letter
must
occasion，should
have been
spared，had
not my
character
required
it to be
written
and
read.You
must，therefore，pardon
the
freedom
with which
I demand
your
attention；your
feelings，I
know，will
bestow it
unwillingly，but
I demand
it of your
justice.
'Two
offences
of a very
different
nature，and
by no
means of
equal
magnitude，you
last night
laid to my
charge.
The first
mentioned
was，that，regardless
of the
sentiments
of
either，I
had
detached
Mr.Bingley
from your
sister，—and
