What accounts for darcy's civil behaviour toward elizabeth and the gardiners? how does this effect elizabeth

Darcy is usually a gentleman in public. This time, however, his feelings for Elizabeth are more pronounced. He has already been rebuked once by Elizabeth for not acting in a gentleman like manner. He really wants to make a better impression on her.
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Read the excerpt from "An Image of Africa: Racism in

Conrad's Heart of Darkness."

What type of evidence does Achebe use to support his

claim in this passage?

0 geographical evidence

direct quotations

anecdotal evidence

summaries of text

Conrad, after all, did sail down the Congo in 1890

when my own father was still a babe in arms. How

could I stand up more than fifty years after his death

and purport to contradict him? My answer is that as a

sensible man I will not accept just any traveller's tales

solely on the grounds that I have not made the journey

myself. I will not trust the evidence even of a man's

very eyes when I suspect them to be as jaundiced as

Conrad's.

Explanation: