Darcy list the requirements of an accomplished lady Chapter IX ~ Mrs. Bingley an evening at the Lucases, with dancing Chapter VII ~ A militia regiment arrives in the neighbourhood Jane dines at Netherfield Park Elizabeth follows the next day Chapter VIII ~ An evening at Netherfield Miss Bingley and Mr. Bingley brings a party to the Meryton Assembly, including a proud, disagreeable man Chapter IV ~ The dance is discussed at Longbourn and at Netherfield Park Chapter V ~ The Lucases come to call at Longbourn and discuss the dance Chapter VI ~ Elizabeth and Charlotte discuss Mr. I enjoyed every single page of this wonderful novel, and truly did not want it to end! I will certainly be reading more Austen! I would recommend this book to anyone- fans of romance, family-oriented stories, comedies, fans of classics, and even reluctant readers of classics who would like an easy gateway into the world of classic novels.Chapter I ~ Netherfield Park is let at last! Chapter II ~ Mr. I was so pleased to find that this is not the case with Austen's writing style. The questions remains- will they overcome their pride and prejudices and get married? I'm not a huge fan of 'classical classics' where the writing style is dull and hard to understand. Elizabeth thinks Darcy is the last man she could ever marry, but through the course of the novel, begins to see that her prejudices towards him are fake and that he is a true gentleman who is only shy.
Over time, he begins to fall in love with her wit and charm. Darcy, who at first has no interest in Elizabeth. She meets brooding, silent, proud and very rich Mr. Elizabeth, however, refuses to marry the first man the comes along, and only marry when for love. The Bennet family has five daughters, and in an age where the only thing women could do was marry rich, all the girls are pressured to find wealthy matches to secure the family's comfort.
Pride and Prejudice is the story of a young woman in the 1800's, Elizabeth Bennet. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen is my favorite book of all time- which isn't a phrase I throw out lightly! This book truly has the best of all worlds- a wonderful romance, lovable characters, humor, and beautiful writing.
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