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 the
other,
that I
had, in
defiance
of various
claims, in
defiance
of honour
and
humanity,
ruined the
immediate
prosperity
and
blasted
the
prospects
of Mr.
Wickham.
Wilfully
and
wantonly
to have
thrown off
the
companion
of my
youth, the
acknowledged
favourite
of my
