The concer with getting daughters married into good families penedes jane austen's pride and prejudice and forms a large part of the social
mannerisms that the mowel moois. in which section of is excerpt does one of the bennet parents make an ironically faise claim about having
gone to grant legms to achieve that goal
what can be the meaning of that emphatic exclamation cried he "do you consider the forms of introduction, and the stress that is laid on
them as monsense? i cannot quite agree with you there. what say you, mary for you are a young lady off deep reflection, i know, and read great
books and make etas.
mary wished to say something sensible, but knew not how
while maryisatiuscing her ideas," he continued tusento mr. bingley
"lam sick of mt. bingley cried this we
"lam samy to hear that but why did not you tell me that before flad on as much this moming certainly would not have called on him. it
iswery unlucky but as have actually paid the wist, we cannot escape the acquaintance ou"
the astonishment of the ladies was just what he wished that of mis bennet perhaps surpassing the rest, though, when the first tumult of joy
was quer she began to declare that was wat she had expected all the while
how godit was in you, my dear mr. benne butiken i should persuade you at last was sure you loved your girls too well to neglect such an
apuaintance. well, how lam and it is such a good joke to that you should have gone this moming and never said a word about it till
w you may cough as much as you choose." said mr. semnet and, as he spoke the left the room, fatigued with the captures of his wife
what an excelent father you have giris" said she when the door shut do not know how you will ever make himamentis for his
tities or me. ether for that matter. at our time of life it is not so pleasant. i can tell you to be making new anuaintances every day, but for
your saias we i to anything. lydia, my love though you are the youngest idare sagt bingley will dance with you at the next ball.
"on sain lydia soy lamotract for though i am the youngest the talles
thess of the evening was spent in conjecering how soon he w ide mr. bennetsust and determining when they should ask him to
immer