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Lady de Bourgh is furious, and she goes to see her nephew. She tries to convince him that his feelings toward Elizabeth are unacceptable. She gives him a full account of how Elizabeth treated her, which Lady de Bourgh felt was insufficiently deferential.

Darcy returns to the Bennets after this visit, and they take a long walk together (more than three miles). In their discussion, Darcy begs her for the truth of how she feels. He states his feelings are the same as they were when he...

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1. Pride and Prejudice: Introduction
2. Overview
3. Jane Austen Biography
4. Summary
5. Summary and Analysis
   1. Volume One, Chapter 1 Summary and Analysis
   2. Volume One, Chapters 2-3 Summary and Analysis
   3. Volume One, Chapters 4-8 Summary and Analysis
   4. Volume One, Chapters 9-12 Summary and Analysis
   5. Volume One, Chapters 13-18 Summary and Analysis
   6. Volume One, Chapters 19-23 Summary and Analysis
   7. Volume Two, Chapters 1-3 Summary and Analysis
   8. Volume Two, Chapters 4-8 Summary and Analysis
   9. Volume Two, Chapters 9-12 Summary and Analysis
   10. Volume Two, Chapters 13-19 Summary and Analysis
   11. Volume Three, Chapters 1−5 Summary and Analysis
   12. Volume Three, Chapters 6−10 Summary and Analysis
   13. Volume Three, Chapters 11−15 Summary and Analysis
   14. Volume Three, Chapters 16−19 Summary and Analysis
6. Quizzes
7. Characters
8. Themes
9. Style
10. Historical Context
11. Critical Overview
12. Character Analysis
13. Essays and Criticism
14. Suggested Essay Topics
15. Sample Essay Outlines
16. Compare and Contrast
17. Topics for Further Study
18. Media Adaptations
19. What Do I Read Next?
20. Bibliography and Further Reading
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