For all those devotees of that book sub-genre 'Pride & Prejudice sequels', the enclosed work is a respectful, four (or is it five) syllable parody reflecting a Regency style of prose. Also, with that same style of prose, & whilst describing physical intimacies within almost all their diversity & function, this reflection does not shy from the use of 21st Century vocabulary. Thus, For Those of a Delicate Disposition Be Vigilant. Now discover such secrets as: - Who were the six accomplished women of Darcy's boast & Elizabeth's obsession? The four major inconsistencies; within the original story (P&P), revealed. What was Darcy's la-affaire Indian? Both Jane's and Charlotte Collins wedding nights also? Jane and Elizabeth: post-marital confidences shared? The moment an angel lied? What happened during the 45 and the Jacobite march on Derby passed Pemberley? The Feud: The family all the Darcy's despised? Questions from Elizabeth to Lydia: Why Wickham? What and why the onerous, but obligatory duties for Darcy and Col Fitzwilliam? Discover the haunting secret relating to the death of Lady Anne Darcy. The role and brief histories of Mrs Reynolds revealed. What Mrs Annesley brings to the story? The whole of the truth behind Georgiana's intended elopement? Elizabeth: adapting to her new role, and Darcy's ambitions for that role. Elizabeth meets the Matlock's. Caroline Bingley's roots and her role in the Brighton affair explained Elizabeth's arrival and her first day as the Mistress of Pemberley. The histories & mystery of Miss Anne de Bourgh uncovered? The above represents Nights 3 & 4. Now did you see the Book describing Nights 1 & 2?