Young, rich and unmarried Mr. Bingley has rented nearby Netherfield Park.
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Mrs. Bennet, mother of 5 unmarried daughters, living in Longbourn, urges her husband to visit Mr. Bingley.
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The Bennets meet Bingley at a local ball. He is attracted to Jane (the eldest). Mr. Darcy offends Lizzy.
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The Bingley sisters invite Jane to Netherfield. Her mother's scheming results in her falling ill and having to stay with them for a week.
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Lizzy walks across muddy fields to visit/ look after Jane. Mr. Darcy starts to become attracted to her 'fine eyes' and 'pleasing manners'.
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Mr. Bennet's relative- a clergyman named Mr. Collins who will inherit his estate- visits Longbourn, intending to marry one the Bennet sisters.
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The Bennets meet Mr. Wickham, who tells Lizzy stories about Darcy's past treatment of him and prejudices her against him.
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The Bennets attend a ball at Netherfield. The elder Bennet sisters are embarrassed by the behaviour of their family.
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Mr. Collins proposes to Lizzy who rejects him. Her friend, Charlotte Lucas, accepts him.
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The Bingleys move back to London.
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In the winter, Jane visits her relatives (Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner) in London where she is ignored by the Bingleys.
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In the spring, Lizzy goes to stay with Charlotte at Hunsford Parsonage where she meets Darcy's aunt Lady Catherine deBourgh at her home, Rosings.
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Darcy and his cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam, arrive at Rosings. Lizzie learns that it was Darcy who urged Bingley to move away from Netherfield and Jane.
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Darcy proposes to Lizzie but she rejects him. He writes a letter to explain his involvement with Wickham.
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Lizzie returns home. Wickham and the regiment leave for Brighton. The youngest Bennet girl – Lydia – also goes to Brighton.
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In the summer, Lizzie and Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner visit Derbyshire. They visit Mr. Darcy’s house (Pemberley) and he unexpectedly turns up.
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Darcy is very welcoming; they are invited for dinner and they meet his sister, Georgiana.
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Lizzie receives a letter from Jane telling her that Lydia and Wickham have eloped. She and the Gardiners hurry home. She tells Darcy who leaves in haste which leads Lizzie to believe that he has lost interest in her.
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Mr. Gardiner writes to Longbourn saying he has found Lydia and Wickham and they have been forced to marry. Wickham was promised money to do so.
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Lydia and Wickham visit Longbourn after the wedding and Lydia lets slip that Darcy was at the wedding ceremony.
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Mrs. Gardiner tells Lizzie that it was Darcy who put up the money for Wickham to be encouraged to marry Lydia.
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Bingley returns to Netherfield. He proposes to Jane and she accepts.
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Lady Catherine de Bourgh visits Longbourn to try and forbid Lizzie from ever marrying Darcy.
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Darcy proposes to Lizzie and she accepts. She thanks him for the part he played in Lydia and Wickham’s marriage.
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The novel ends with the marriage of the two sisters. We learn that they both settle in Derbyshire, far away from Longbourn and their families.
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
Mrs. Bennet, mother of 5 unmarried daughters, living in Longbourn, urges her husband to visit Mr. Bingley.
Back
2
Card 3
Front
The Bennets meet Bingley at a local ball. He is attracted to Jane (the eldest). Mr. Darcy offends Lizzy.
Back
Card 4
Front
The Bingley sisters invite Jane to Netherfield. Her mother's scheming results in her falling ill and having to stay with them for a week.
Back
Card 5
Front
Lizzy walks across muddy fields to visit/ look after Jane. Mr. Darcy starts to become attracted to her 'fine eyes' and 'pleasing manners'.
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