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PrideandPrejudice By JaneAusten Coversofthebook Abriefintroductionoftheauthor JaneAusten 16December1775 18July1817 wasanEnglishnovelistwhoseworksofromanticfiction setamongthelandedgentry earnedheraplaceasoneofthemostwidelyreadwritersinEnglishliterature Herrealismandbitingsocialcommentaryhasgainedherhistoricalimportanceamongscholarsandcritics summaryofthestory ThebookbeginsasthemaincharacterElizabethBennetandherfamilyhavejustheardofthearrivalofaveryrichmannamedCharlesBingley TheBennetfamilyiscompletelymadeupofgirlstheoldestbeingJane thenElizabeth Mary KittyandthenLydia Becausetherearenomeninthefamily afterthefatherpassesawayhisentireestatepassesontotheircousinMr Collins Mrs Bennetisveryawarethatifherhusbandwasevertopassthatherandherdaughterswouldbelefthomeless soshehastakenituponherselftogetherdaughtersnotonlymarried butmarriedtomorewealthymen eventhoughtheyareinthelowerranksofsociety SouponhearingCharlesBingleywascomingHertfordshirewheretheylived Mrs Bennetinsistsherdaughtersareintroduced AlongwithMr BingleycamehissistersCarolineandLuisa Luisa shusbandMr HurstandMr Bingley sfriendFitzwilliamDarcy Mr BingleyandJaneBennetfallinlove butMr Darcywhoisthoughtbymanytobeaveryproudmandecideshemusttearthemapart becausehedoesnotbelievethatJaneisreallyinlovewithhimandthatsheonlywantshismoney SothewholecompanyleavesHertfordshireandJaneisheartbroken JanegoestoherauntandunclewholiveinLondonwhereMr Bingleyhasgonehopingthathewillcometoseeher butMr Darcykeptherpresencethereasecret WhileJaneisinLondonElizabethhasbeeninvitedbyCharlottetovisitherandMr Collins Mr CollinsisalwaystalkingabouthispatronLadyCatherineDeBourghandElizabethfinallygetstomeather Duringhervisit Mr DarcyalsoshowsupatLadydeBourgh s heisthehernephewandshewishesDarcytomarryherdaughter howeverthatisnotinDarcy splan forheproposestoElizabeth Sheisdisgustedbytheproposalbecauseheisproud separatedhersisterandMr BingleyandhadruinedthehappinessofherfriendMr WickambackhomewhoclaimsthatMr DarcyhadcheatedhimoutofafortunelefttohimbyMr Darcy sfather Mr Darcyleavesdejectedandsad butreturnslaterwithaletterexplaininghisreasonsforallhehasdone hissuspicionsofJaneonlyusingMr Bingleyformoney aswellasexplainingthatallthatMr Wickhamhastoldherwasaliethathehadgivenhimhisinheritanceandhehadswindleditaway ElizabethfeelsalittlebadabouthowharshshewastoMr Darcy butstilldoesnotwanttomarryhim NewscomesthatMr BingleyandMr Darcyareagainintown andtheypaytheBennetsavisit Mr BingleyproposestoJaneandsheaccepts ElizabethrealizesthatshelovesMr Darcyandwhiletheyareonawalkoneeveningthesubjectcomesupagainandtheydecidetogetmarried Mr DarcyspeakswithMr Bennetandheagreestothemarriage SothestoryendshappilywithLydiamarryingMr Wickham JanemarryingMr BingleyandElizabethMarryingMr Darcy Feeling PrideandPrejudice thebook middleschoolatthetimeofcontactbefore Atthattime onlyjustseentheman sfeelingsofdisputesbetweentheheroine theupsanddownsofmood peopleimmersedinoneofafewyearsafterthere read donothaveaflavor Bennetfamilyhasfivedaughterswerenotmarried andMrs Bennetisafullvanityneuroticwoman eachmarrieddaughterisheronlymajoreventinthislifebutneverbothertodisciplineherdaughter sbehavior andMr Bennetisafamilyoftheoldgentleman butlethiswifeanddaughter sinappropriatebehavior wouldratherhideinalibrarytofindcalm Backgroundofthetimethebookwillproduceanumberofdifferentnotionsoflove IdaresayMr Bingleyinstrumentationdignified verygentlemanly andagreeable Darcyimmediatelyarousedtheaudience sattention becauseheismassive noblemanners andheadmittedlessthanfiveminutes weallhavelegendshavehim10 000poundsayearincome Itisoftenhiddenintheirinnerweaknessesordefectsinotherpeoplewantandbeabletomoreenjoyablelife wemustfirstunderstandtheirownshortcomings andrefiningitsstandhim followedbytheothersknowtheheart andtheneachotherindepthwitheachother sothatyouwillfindthateverysinglepersononsociety thingsaresobeautiful bright andfurtherinspireyoudeepinsideDepartmenttouching exerttheirownexpertisetohelpthissociety thiscountry theworldservice afterall mydooristheheadofallthings iftheintentionsarenolongeraroundtocareaboutpeople andnottopaytheirownhand thenalsoWhotogotoachievethistask Sofromnowon weshouldowntheoriginalproblemshavetoberemovedandreplacedbyanewself newfutureforthehardright GoodSentences Icouldeasilyforgivehispride ifhehadnotmortifiedmine Ifawomanispartialtoaman anddoesnotendeavourtoconcealit hemustfinditout Alady simaginationisveryrapid itjumpsfromadmirationtolove fromlovetomatrimony inamoment othingismoredeceitful thantheappearanceofhumility Itisoftenonlycarelessnessofopinion andsometimesanindirectboast 5 Thepowerofdoinganythingwithquicknessisalwaysprizedmuchbythepossessor andoftenwithoutanyattentiontotheimperfectionoftheperformance 6 Youexpectmetoaccountforopinionswhichyouchoosetocallmine butwhichIhaveneveracknowledged 7 oyieldreadily easily tothepersuasionofafriendisnomerit Toyieldwithoutconvictionisnocomplimenttotheunderstandingofeither 8 Goodopiniononcelost islostforever 9 Thereis Ibelieve ineverydispositi