Pride and Prejudice | Volume One, Chapters 9-12 Summary and Analysis
Summary
Chapter 9 reveals the difference between Elizabeth and her mother. Elizabeth always displays proper social upbringing, but her mother is oblivious to what is right and proper.
After Elizabeth sends for them by note, Mrs. Bennet and the two youngest girls come to visit Jane. The druggist arrives at about the same time, and announces that Jane is too ill to travel. Several heated conversations take place between Elizabeth and Darcy. Her honesty and opinions begin to infatuate him.
Chapters 10 and 11 convey how Misses Bingley and Hurst interact with the sisters Jane...
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