PUBLISHED TO YOUTUBE BY TARYN HARBRIDGE ON SEPT 29, 2019
Welcome back to Music Mondays. These posts will be no more frequent than every other week. They will, however, still feature a story connection. This week’s choice from my Music to Write By playlist on Spotify, Scarborough Fair*, seemed to have just the right sort of tone for the excerpt from the turning point from things going well in the story to things going very badly. Have you read this book? (It was once a Thursday’s Three Hundred story.)
Darcy jumped down from the carriage and lifted Elizabeth to the ground so that neither would have to wait for the steps to be put in place. If his sister were injured, he knew that he would not wish to wait for such a thing, and he assumed from the distraught look on Elizabeth’s face that she felt the same.
Elizabeth thanked him once again and then hurried toward Lydia, calling to her. Lydia jumped at her name, and Elizabeth thought for a moment she would run away. “Lydia,” she called again.
“Lizzy,” Lydia called back as she turned to meet Elizabeth.
The sisters met in an embrace with Lydia clinging tightly to Elizabeth and weeping. Darcy stood a short distance away. He neither wished to intrude on their privacy nor did he wish to be too far away if assistance was needed.
[from With the Colonel’s Help]
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Is this the story where Lydia decides to help Jane secure Bingley by having Wickham take her to London, and she gets injured? Mr. Bennet refused to take responsibility for Lydia ‘s behavior and blamed Darcy instead?
Yes, it is. 🙂
I thoroughly enjoyed this story and I think you made a good choice with this music video. Thanks for choosing it. I may have to listen to it again. I love that combination of instruments. Stay safe and healthy.
You’re welcome. I’m glad you liked both the story and the music.