
Disability and Determination
An Elizabeth and Darcy Story
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Virginia Ferguson
Despite being a cripple with a blighted life, Fitzwilliam Darcy was a fine looking man....
A year ago, Mr. Darcy suffered from an illness that robbed him of the use of his legs. However, he is determined to never become maudlin and behave as though his life is over and ruined just because part of it has become more difficult. Since he could not expect to recover any further, it was time to resume the ordinary course of his life.
Georgiana at last departed on her long-delayed trip to Ramsgate with her companion Mrs. Younge, and Darcy went to visit his friend Bingley in Hertfordshire.
Elizabeth could not look away from Mr. Darcy when he entered the room at the Meryton assembly. A very handsome and determined man. She could not decide what she thought about him. And then she overheard him insulting her.
When Mr. Darcy apologizes to Elizabeth, a friendship will flourish between them that will take them through difficulties and heartbreak, and eventually to love.
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Good story
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A story where D& E find less misunderstanding
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Darcy goes to stay with Bingley in Hertfordshire after sending Georgiana off to Ramsgate for a well deserved holiday with her companion, Mrs Young. He insults Elizabeth at the assembly (refusing to sit and talk with her during a dance set) but soon apologizes and
becomes friendly with her.
When Jane is invited to dine at Netherfield she becomes deathly ill. Darcy calls for his London physician whom Elizabeth credits with saving Jane. Unfortunately, Jane is not unscathed and develops her own disability. Bingley is not honorable and ends up with Elizabeth’s extreme enmity.
Darcy and Elizabeth decide to marry early in the story, however Darcy doesn’t yet truly respect Elizabeth. When Darcy must chase after Georgiana when she elopes Elizabeth must decide if she can marry Darcy knowing she doesn’t have his respect.
This is a really interesting story that touches on the difficulties a person of the Regency era may have experienced when dealing with a disability. I highly recommend listening to the author’s afterward. He explains how he came to write about the disabilities in the story and provides more background on the diseases and why the Regency physicians prescribed certain treatments. Truly fascinating.
A “Differently-Abled” Darcy
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Highly recommended.
Great story.
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Book review:
This original, riveting and poignant novel begins at Bath where Darcy is recovering from an illness that has left him with a polio-like disease in his legs. He cannot walk without the aid of crutches which he has mastered well. Unlike many of his day, and even some friends and family, he does not consider himself a “cripple” as he is able to stay mobile and do the many things others can.
Determined to move on with his life he is looking forward and considering marriage. He joins Bingley at Netherfield, and after a slightly rocky beginning with Elizabeth at the Meryton assembly, he will soon apologize and they begin to form a strong friendship. Jane will eventually take her rainy ride to Netherfield and offer readers yet another gripping and tragic twist to this page turner. A powerful and unexpected encounter between Bingley and Elizabeth resulting from this is intense.
Of course, everyone has faults they must overcome, and one main character disappointingly will not and, even with those faults, I loved this Darcy and Elizabeth. More easily conversant in this book, their conversations and teasing — yes, even Darcy teases — and the more serious and emotional dialogue and moments of the book kept me captivated throughout. Darcy will have to overcome his deep family pride before he can get Elizabeth to the church.
Ignoring some sentence structure I had to re-read, and some incorrect punctuation, I still consider it a very well-written book. I found myself not wanting it to end, and imagining what life might be like for the Darcys after marriage. I also wondered more about Jane and the Colonel’s future. Therefore, this book screams “sequel” at me. One can hope, right?
I think this is one of Mr. Underwood’s best Darcy and Elizabeth stories and I highly recommend it.
Great Story
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This was ok, I definitely would not recommend it
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