Orgullo y Prejuicio

The Bennets are at a village dance and three new guests arrive and are introduced to the people. They are

Mr. Bingley, his sister Caroline and Mr. Darcy.

Yes, but she's not pretty enough to tempt me.

Yes, that's Jane. Her sister Elizabeth is nice too, isn't she?

Darcy, why don't you dance? There are so many beautiful girls here.

You're dancing with the most beautiful girl in the room.

Thanks to the beautiful evening, Caroline Bingley invites Jane Bennet to dinner at her home in Netherfield, but when Jane

arrives, she catches a cold from the heavy rain.

Thank you Mr. Bingley for my sister's town, you have been very kind to her.

Of course, it's no trouble at all.

Lizzy stays at the Bingley's house to take care of Jane. In a parlor Lizzy talks with Darcy, Caroline and Mr. Bingley.

Bingley.

Women should learn about drawing, modern languages and playing an instrument.

I only know six who have these qualities.

If those are the qualities women should have, I don't think you know even one who has them.

One day a cousin of the family arrives, Mr. Collins, who is the next heir to the Bennet estates.

The Misses Bennet are in the square receiving the officers, and at that moment they meet Mr. Wickham, who is an army officer.

Pleased to meet you.

Thank you, our pleasure.

Would you like me to join you?

Yes, we would love to.

I own a parsonage, and my benefactress is Lady Catherine. I have everything, but I lack only a wife.