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1、TodayIwanttosharethebookIwasreadingthesedayswithyou.ItiscalledprideprejudicewrittenbyanEnglishwriterJaneAustencameoutin1813.Itshowedthesocietyledgentryofearly19thcenturyEnglbytellingthelovestybetweenElizabethDarcy.Elizab

2、ethisthesecondoffivedaughtersofMr.BenwhoisacountrygentlemanlivinginatownnearLondon.ArichbachelcalledMr.BingleybecamethenewneighboftheBensfellinlovewiththeeldestdaughterJaneatthefirsteyewhichmadeMrs.Benveryhappybecauseshe

3、wantsherdaughtersmarriedrichmen.BingleywithhisfriendDarcycomestoapartywhereDarcyElizabethmeet.DarcyisawealthyDukesoheisalwaysarrogant.HesaidElizabeth’sappearanceisjustintherangehecouldbear.Elizabeththinkshimasanrudemanth

4、usigninghim.ButsoonafterDarcyfoundElizabethisaninnocentlovelygirlhechangedhisideaofherlittlebylittleespeciallyafterElizabethagreeingtodancewithhim.ThoughDarcythinksElizabethisagoodgirlbuthecannottherudenessofherfamily.He

5、wriedthatJaneisnotattractedbyBingleybuthispropertysohepersuadesBingleytostayawayfromJane.ThereisapersoncalledWickhampraisedbymanypeoplegettingonwellwithElizabeth.WickhamtellsElizabeththathewasthehousekeeperoftheDarcy’sfa

6、millyhecouldhaveinheritedapartofestateofDarcy’sfatherbutDarcystoleit.ElizabethdisgustsDarcymerefusedtomarryhim.DarcywritesalettertoElizabethtoexplainsomefactsthathepersuadedBingleytoleaveJanebecauseheisnotsatisfiedwithMr

7、s.BenElizabethyoungersisters’impolitebehavi.WickhamtoldalietoherthefactisWickhamwastedhispartofestatefreely.AfterreadingthisletterElizabethregretstoblameDarcywrongly.ThenextsummerElizabethhearsheryoungestsisterranawaywit

8、hindebtedWickhamcomesacrossDarcy.TohersurprisedDarcyhaspaidthedebtfhersisterWickham.What’smeshefindsthatDarcyisnomeanarrogantmanbutagentleman.TheybegintofallinlovewitheachotherwhileJaneBingleyrenewtheirrelationship.Darcy

9、proposestoElizabethagainsheagrees.Thisstyreflectstheauthsviewofmarriage:itiswrongtomarryfwealthmoneystatusitisfoolishtogetmarriedwithoutconsideringtheabovefacts.Therefesheopposedmarriagefmoneyisopposedtothemarriageasatri

10、flingmatter.Shestressedtheimptanceoftheidealmarriagethefeelingsofbothmenwomenasthecnerstoneoftheidealmarriage.ElizabethsdifferentattitudetoDarcystwomarriageproposalsactuallyreflectsthepursuitofwomensindependenceequalityo

11、fpersonality.PridePrejudiceisperhapsoneofthegreatestlovestiesinthewldittellsthatwomenhavetherighttolivebetterbutnottothinkthatwomenshouldbetakenfgranted.MyfavitepartinthisnovelisspokenbyDarcytoElizabeththat”youaretoogene