Pride And Prejudice

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Pride and Prejudice
Jane Austen

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Pride and Prejudice
Volume I
Chapter I. The Bennets of Longbourne; Mr Bingley takes Netherfield Park Chapter II. Mr Bennet visits Bingley Chapter III. Mr Darcy snubs Elizabeth at the Meryton assembly Chapter IV. Bingley and Darcy discussed Chapter V. The Lucases visit Longbourne, theassembly discussed Chapter VI. At Lucas Lodge, Darcy notices and talks to Elizabeth Chapter VII. Jane falls ill at Netherfield; Elizabeth goes to her Chapter VIII. Jane ill; Elizabeth stays with her at Netherfield Chapter IX. Mrs. Bennet and Lydia visit Jane at Netherfield Chapter X. At Netherfield; Darcy admires Elizabeth Chapter XI. Jane better; Elizabeth teases Mr Darcy Chapter XII. Elizabeth andJane return home Chapter XIII. Mr Collins arrives at Longbourne Chapter XIV. Mr Bennet assesses Mr Collins; Lady Catherine spoken of Chapter XV. Mr Wickham arrives in Meryton; sees Darcy in the street 7 11 14 20 24 28 36 43 51 57 65 71 74 80 84

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Chapter XVI. Wickham tells Elizabeth of his relation to MrDarcy Chapter XVII. Invited to the ball at Netherfield; Elizabeth guesses Mr Collins’ intentions Chapter XVIII. The Netherfield ball Chapter XIX. Mr Collins proposes to Elizabeth, and is refused Chapter XX. Mr and Mrs Bennet disagree; Mr Collins withdraws Chapter XXI. The Bingleys leave Netherfield abruptly Chapter XXII. Charlotte Lucas accepts Mr Collins proposal of marriage; he leaves ChapterXXIII. Mr Collins returns

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Volume II
Chapter I. A letter from Miss Bingley in London Chapter II. The Gardiners at Longbourne for Christmas Chapter III. Miss Bingley snubs Jane; Wickham attentive to the heiress Miss King Chapter IV. Elizabeth in London Chapter V. Elizabeth at Hunsford with the Collinses Chapter VI. Elizabeth dines at Rosings (Lady Catherine DeBourgh) Chapter VII. Mr Darcy arrives at Rosings (with Col. Fitzwilliam) Chapter VIII. At Rosings, Elizabeth plays piano for Darcy and Col. Fitzwilliam
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Chapter IX. Darcy visits Elizabeth at the Parsonage 207 Chapter X. Col. Fitzwilliam walks with Elizabeth 213 Chapter XI. MrDarcy proposes to Elizabeth; she rejects him 220 Chapter XII. Darcy writes to Elizabeth, explaining about Bingley and Wickham 228 Chapter XIII. Elizabeth reconsiders her letter from Darcy 238 Chapter XIV. Darcy and Fitzwilliam leave Rosings 245 Chapter XV. Elizabeth leaves Hunsford 250 Chapter XVI. Elizabeth and Jane return to Longbourne 254 Chapter XVII. Elizabeth tells Jane of Darcy’s proposal, andWickham 260 Chapter XVIII. Elizabeth bids farewell to Wickham; Lydia goes to Brighton 266 Chapter XIX. Elizabeth goes to Derbyshire with the Gardiners 274

Volume III
Chapter I. Elizabeth runs into Darcy at Pemberley Chapter II. Darcy waits on Elizabeth with his sister, Georgiana; Bingley joins them Chapter III. A call on Georgiana at Pemberley; Elizabeth meets Miss Bingley Chapter IV. Janewrites of Lydia’s running off with Wickham; Elizabeth tells Darcy Chapter V. At Longbourn; Mr Bennet gone to London Chapter VI. Mr Collins’ infamous letter; Mr Bennet returns home
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Chapter VII. A letter from Mr Gardiner—Lydia to marry Wickham Chapter VIII. Various discussions of...