Chapter Eight
A Clergyman at Home
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A Clergyman at Home
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I. Study the following proper names and restore their role in the whole story:
Sir William; Maria; Hunsford; the Gardiners’ house in Gracechurch Street; London; the Lake District; Rosings Park; Lady Catherine de Bourgh; Mr Collins; Mrs Collins; Maria Lucas.
II. Make up the detailed plan of Elizabeth’s visit to the Collins’s place. E.g.:
1) Elizabeth accompanies her uncle to Hunsford.
2) She intends to visit her uncle’s house and see her sister Jane on her way.
3) …
III. Listen to track 15 once again and write down 5-7 sentences that follow each other in the text. Two people are not allowed to write the same sentences. Remember to read the sentences you have written down for several times, make sure that they make any sense and check the dictionary if you doubt how to write the words before you publish your comment.
Chapter Nine
A Young Lady in Tears
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I. Describe the role of Colonel Fitzwilliam in this part.A Young Lady in Tears
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II. Describe the meeting of Elizabeth and Mr Darcy.
III. Restore the conversation between Elizabeth and Mr Darcy (Write it in the form of a dialogue).
IV. Make up the detailed plan of this part.
Translate the words and expressions, paying attention to the meaning they are used in in the text. Make up a story or a dialogue using these words.
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Chapter Eight
A Clergyman at Home
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I. Study the following proper names and restore their role in the whole story:
• Sir William – in March Elizabeth accompanies him to Hunsford. Elizabeth’s uncle.
• Maria – the second daughter of Sir William also went to Hunsford with her father and Elizabeth.
• Hunsford – a place where decided to go Lizzy, Sir William and Maria to meet Jane there.
• The Gardiners’ house in Gracechurch Street – Elizabeth will spend night there before she will go to London and meet with Jane.
• London – it was just 24 miles from Hunsford to London. Lizzy decided to visit her sister there. She considered being there at noon.
• The Lake District – Elizabeth was invited to accompany their uncle and ant to that place in the summer.
• Rosings Park – is located near Lady Catherine de Bourgh’s house. Mr Collins with his wife and Elizabeth wanted to visit it the next day.
• Lady Catherine de Bourgh - a tall, large woman with strongly features. The mistress of the house where she received the guests.
• Mr. Collins – a husband of Charlotte now, but before it he made a proposal to Elizabeth, after her refusal he decided to be married with Charlotte.
• Mrs. Collins – It is Charlotte, the wife of Mr. Collins and also a good friend to Elizabeth. She was very glad to be Mr. Collin’s wife and now she happy to live with him.
• Maria Lucas – was frightened by Lady Catherine’s objection. “A small poor girl.”
II. Make up the detailed plan of Elizabeth’s visit to the Collins’s place. E.g.:
1) Elizabeth accompanies her uncle to Hunsford.
2) She intends to visit her uncle’s house and see her sister Jane on her way.
3) Elizabeth will see Jane but before she decided to spent night in the Gardiner’s house in Gracechurch Street.
4) The day was pleasant: the afternoon in shopping, and the evening at the theatre.
5) Elizabeth was invited to accompany her uncle and ant to the Lake District in the summer. She accepted the invitation.
6) Next day when they left Hunsford, they visited the house of Lady Catherine de Bourgh.
7) Elizabeth met Mr. Collins with her wife there.
8) Mrs. Collins was very friendly, and Elizabeth was glad at having to come.
9) She was happy to see that cousin’s manners were not spoiled by this marriage.
10) While they were dressing Mr. Collins came 2 or 3 times to recommend being quick, because Lady Catherine very much objected to be in kept a waiting for her dinner.
11) As the weather was fine they had a pleasant walk across the park.
12) Following after the services they were entered in the room where was seating Lady Catherine de Bourgh.
13) Sir William made a low bow and took a place without the words. His daughter was frightened by not knowing what expect to look, but Elizabeth found herself quite equal to the seen.
14) The dinner was exceedingly handsome. During the dinner Mr. Collins priced all the dishes.
15) After that ladies returned to the joining room.
16) Lady Catherine addressed to Elizabeth and asked her a lot of questions.
17) When the time came to leave everybody appreciated the mistress for her hospitality.
III. Listen to track 15 once again and write down 5-7 sentences that follow each other in the text. Two people are not allowed to write the same sentences. Remember to read the sentences you have written down for several times, make sure that they make any sense and check the dictionary if you doubt how to write the words before you publish your comment.
In March Elizabeth was to accompany Sir William and his second daughter Maria to Hunsford. She began to look forward to the journey. She would see Jane since she would spend a night at the Gardiner’s house in Gracechurch Street. It was a journey in only 24 miles to London and they began it early so is to be there by noon. Elizabeth was pleased to see Jane looking as helpful and lovely as ever. The day pasted most pleasantly: the afternoon in shopping and the evening in the theatre. Before going to bed that night Elizabeth was invited to accompany her uncle and ant on a tour which they propose making to the Lake District in the summer. She accepted most readily and gratefully.
Week 4. Chapter 8 (track 15, 16).
I.1,2,3.In March Elizabeth was to accompany Sir William and his second daughter Maria to Hunsford.
4.Elizabeth would to see Jane since she was to spend a night of the Gardiners’ house in Gracechurch Street.
5.It was a journey of only twenty four miles to London and they began it early so that to be there by noon.
6.Before going to bed that night, Elizabeth was invited to accompany her uncle and ante on a tour which they proposed making to the lake District.
7,8. Next day when they left the highroad for the???Hunsford the paling of Rosings Park, the home of Lady Catherine de Bourgh was there ??? on one side.
9.Mr Collins and Charlotte appeared at the door.
10.Mrs Collins welcomed to her friend with a loveliness and pleasure.
11.
II.1.Elizabeth accompanies her uncle to Hunsford.
2.She intends to visit her uncle’s house and see her sister Jane on her way.
3.After a meeting with Jane, Elizabeth is invited to see the Lake District with her uncle and aunt.
4.They meet Mr Collins and Charlotte and presently Mr Collins suggests to dine tomorrow in the house of Lady Catherine in the Rosing Park.
5.Next day they meet Lady Catherine and she seems by no means so awful as Mr Collins said.
6.They have great dinner, there is all servants and different kinds of dishes
7.Then all women goes to a drawing room, Lady Catherine asks questions Elizabeth for a long time because she knows nothing of her. Elizabeth suspects that it is not for her health.
8.Late in the day all guests leave the house of Lady Catherine.
III.When the Ladies returned to the join room, Lady Catherine talked without any break till coffee came in. She addressed the various questions to Elizabeth of whose connection she knew the least. She asked how many sisters she had, whether any of them were likely to be married, whether they were handsome, what carriage her farther kept and what had been her mother maiden name. Elizabeth felt all the impudence of the questions but answered them very composedly. When the time came to live, the carriage was offered to Mr Collins, was greatly accepted and with many speeches of thankfulness on Mr Collins’s side and as many bows on Sir William’s, they departed.
Chapter 9. - A young lady in tears.
1.The role of Colonel Fitzwilliam in this part.
I think the role of Colonel is not very important here, because he is the ordinary character but for all that he arrived to Hunsford with some purpose. Colonel Fitzwilliam accompanied Mr Darcy to Hunsford and was very polite with Ladies. Perhaps he arrived to see Elizabeth and it was the idea of Mr Darcy.
2.The meeting of Elizabeth and Mr Darcy.
This meeting was unexpected because Mr Collins returned with two nephews of Lady Catherine. They were Mr Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam. The Colonel was very sociable man and Ladies liked him very much. As for Mr Darcy, he kept silent and asked Elizabeth only about her family. He was modest as usual and seemed to be displeased by meeting with Elizabeth.
3.The conversation between Elizabeth and Mr Darcy.
- You meant afraid of me, Mr Darcy, by coming in such a manner to hear me, but I will not be alarmed.
- You could not really believe that I mean to alarm you,-replied Mr Darcy with one of his rare smiles,- I had a pleasure of your acquaintance long enough to know that you find great enjoyment in occasion professing opinions which in fact are not your own.
Elizabeth laughed and said:
-It is not wise of you to mention all that you knew to my disadvantages in Hertfordshire for it may revoke me to retaliate and tell such things as may shock your relations.
-I am not afraid of you,-said he smilingly.
-The first time I ever saw him was at a ball and what do you think he did? He danced only four dances and more than one young lady was in want of the partner. Mr Darcy, you can not deny it?
-I had not that time the honour of knowing any lady there beyond my a party. Perhaps I should ofsort of introduction but I had not the talent of conversing easily with those I have never seen before.
-He will not give himself the troubles,-said his cousin.
-My fingers,-said Elizabeth,-do not move on this instrument in a clever manner in which I see so many women do, but though I always suppose to be because I would not take the trouble of practicing.
Darcy smiled and said:
-You are perfectly right. We
4.The detailed plan of this part.
1.After the departure of sir William and Maria, Elizabeth enjoyed herself and did everything what she wanted.
2.In Rosing Park two nephews of Lady Catherine(Mr Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam) arrived and visited the house of Mr Collins where Elizabeth lived.
3.Then Mr Darcy and Elizabeth met, they only said «hello» to each other and were silent all day.
4.After this meeting they didn’t meet for a long time and once Elizabeth visited the house of Lady Catherine.
5.Colonel Fitzwilliam asked Elizabeth to play the piano and then Elizabeth had a chat with Mr Darcy.
6.It was unpleasant conversation because they recollected everything what happened in Hertfordshire with them, they tried to offend each other but eventually Elizabeth changed the subject.
7.The visitors returned home.
Chapter Eight
A Clergyman at Home
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1-2-3In March Elizabeth was to accompany Sir William and his second daughter Maria to Hunsford.
4-she would to see Jane since she was to spend a night of the Gardiners’ house in Gracechurch Street.
5-It was a journey of only 24 miles to London and they began it early so that is to be there by noon.
6-Before going to bed that night, Elizabeth was invited to accompany her uncle and ante on a tour which they proposed making to the lake District in the summer. She accepted most gratefully.
7- 8-Next day when they left the highroad for the lay to Hunsford the paling of Rosings Park, the home of Lady Catherine de Bourgh was there boundaries on one side.
9-Mr Collins and Charlotte appeared at the door.
10.Mrs Collins welcomed to her friend with a loveliness and pleasure.
11-such for medaled accounts of her ladyship quite frightened poor little Maria Lucas
II. Make up the detailed plan of Elizabeth’s visit to the Collins’s place.
1) Elizabeth accompanies her uncle to Hunsford.
2) She intends to visit her uncle’s house and see her sister Jane on her way.
3) She would to see Jane since she was to spend a night of the Gardiners’ house in Gracechurch Street.
4) The day passed more pleasantly –the afternoon in shopping, the evening at the theatre.
5) Elizabeth was invited to accompany her uncle and aunt.
6) She met Mr. Collins and Charlotte.
7) They had a pleasant walk across the park.
8) The dinner was excitedly handsome and there were all the servers and all the article of plates which Mr. Collins had promised.
9) then lady’s return to the join room, lady Catherine talk without any break, she addressed a lot of questions to Elizabeth. (about her family).
10) then they leave the house.
III. Listen to track 15 once again and write down 5-7 sentences that follow each other in the text
At length the pastor came inside. The house had green pails and a laurel hedge bordering the garden which gone down to the road. Mr. Collins and Charlotte appeared at the door. In a moment they were all out at the shase rejoicing at the side of each other. Mrs. Collins welcomed her friends with a loveliness and pleasure, and Elizabeth was glad having come. She saw instantly that the cousins manner were not alter by his marriage, and could not helped fancying when he pointed out a good proportions of his house, its aspects and its furniture that he addressed himself particular to her, as if wishing to make her feel what she had lost in refusing him. She looked with wonder at a friend, that she could have so cheerful an air with such a companion.
Chapter Nine
A Young Lady in Tears
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I. Describe the role of Colonel Fitzwilliam in this part
To my mind in this chapter the role of Colonel Fitzwilliam is not so important. He was not so young, and he was not so handsome. All the evening he talk with Elizabeth. He was very kind. She played on the piano for him. Maybe in the next chapter he will be the main character.
II. Describe the meeting of Elizabeth and Mr Darcy
There meeting were not so polite. Mr. Darcy was not so talkative as Colonel Fitzwilliam. Elizabeth was talk a lot with Colonel Fitzwilliam, he was very diplomatic with her. Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy remembered some bad features in their characters.
III. Restore the conversation between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy
E.- You meant afraid of me, Mr. Darcy, by coming in such a manner to hear me, but I will not be alarmed.
D- You could not really believe that I mean to alarm you, replied Darcy with one of his rare smiles, I have had a pleasure of your acquaintance long enough to know that you find great enjoyment in occasion professing opinions which in fact are not your own.
Elizabeth laughed and said:
E- It is not wise of you to mention all that you knew to my disadvantages in Hertfordshire for it make revoke me to retaliate and tell such things as may shock your relations.
D- I am not afraid of you,-said he smilingly.
E- The first time I ever saw him was at a ball and what do you think he did? He danced only four dances and more than one young lady was in want of the partner. Mr Darcy, you can not deny it?
D-I had not that time the honor of knowing any lady there beyond my own party. Perhaps I should of sort of introduction but I had not the talent of conversing easily with those I have never seen before.
E- My fingers, said Elizabeth, do not move over this instrument in a clever manner in which I see so many women do, but though I always suppose to be because I would not take the trouble of practicing.
Darcy smiled and said:
D- You are perfectly right. We neither of this perform to strangest.
IV. Make up the detailed plan of this part.
1 Sr. William and Maria stay only a week in Hansford. After the departure Elizabeth was able to spend her time comfortable enough.
2-Mr. Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam visited the house of Mr. Collins
3 There Mr. Darcy visited Elizabeth.
Elizabeth spend a lot of time with Mr. Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam. She played the piano for Colonel Fitzwilliam. Mr. Darcy talked with her not in a diplomatic way. He was not so kind and he was not so pleasant.
4 – the guest leave the house.
Chapter Nine
A Young Lady in Tears
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I. Describe the role of Colonel Fitzwilliam in this part.
Colonel Fitzwilliam – is the one of Lady Catherine’s nephew, he is at age about 30; not so good-looking, but judging by his behavior and appearance he was a genuine gentleman. Lady Catherine wasn’t as happy to nephew’s attention as was before because they visited her very rarely; also she had friends with whom she could spend the time. He was a good company to Elizabeth; they were talking about traveling, new books and music. At first she felt a pleasure talking with him as never before in that house.
II. Describe the meeting of Elizabeth and Mr Darcy.
Easter was approaching and Elizabeth heard about Mr. Darcy‘s visiting. Than Mr. Collins came home with two nephews of Lady Catherine (They are Mr. Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam.) Charlotte promptly informed Lizzy about that. Mr. Darcy was as usual; he greeted her but she bowed to him without speaking. Feeling the difficulty of that situation he was kept a silence for some time as against his cosine. Finally Mr. Darcy interested in her and family’s life.
III. Restore the conversation between Elizabeth and Mr Darcy (Write it in the form of a dialogue).
Elizabeth said the first convenient pose.
E. - You meant afraid of me, Mr. Darcy, by coming in such a manner to hear me, but I will not be alarmed.
D- You could not really believe that I mean to alarm you, replied Darcy with one of his rare smiles, I have had a pleasure of your acquaintance long enough to know that you find great enjoyment in occasion professing opinions which in fact are not your own.
Elizabeth laughed and said:
E- It is not wise of you to mention all that you knew to my disadvantages in Hertfordshire for it make revoke me to retaliate and tell such things as may shock your relations.
D- I am not afraid of you,-said he smilingly.
E- The first time I ever saw him was at a ball and what do you think he did? He danced only four dances and more than one young lady was in want of the partner. Mr Darcy, you can not deny it?
D-I had not that time the honor of knowing any lady there beyond my own party. Perhaps I should of sort of introduction but I had not the talent of conversing easily with those I have never seen before.
E- My fingers, said Elizabeth, do not move over this instrument in a clever manner in which I see so many women do, but then I have always suppose to be because I would not take the trouble of practicing.
Darcy smiled and said:
D- You are perfectly right. We neither of this perform to strangest.
Elizabeth began playing again.
IV. Make up the detailed plan of this part.
Translate the words and expressions, paying attention to the meaning they are used in in the text. Make up a story or a dialogue using these words.
1) Sir William and Maria spent just one week in Hunsford.
2) To walked around and had dinners at Rosings – were only entertainments for Elizabeth there.
3) The visit of Mr. Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam to Hansford, to their ant.
4) The meeting of Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth, a short talk between them.
5) Colonel Fitzwilliam was a good company for Elizabeth.
6) Lizzy agreed to play the piano.
7) During the playing was happen enough strange conversation between Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth.
8) Lady Catherine wasn’t delighted with Lizzy’ playing.
Chapter 8
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1) Sir William is a father of Charlotte Lucas, he has good breeding.
Maria – the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet, 19 years old, thin, round-shouldered and nearsighted from reading books.
Hunsford – the place where Elizabeth is to accompany Sir William and his second daughter Maria to visit Charlotte.
The Gardiner’s house in Gracechurch Street - the house where Elizabeth is spending a night during her journey.
London is the city, where uncle and aunt of Elizabeth live. Jane stays with them for some nights and Elizabeth stays there only one night to have a rest during her journey to Hunsford.
The Lake District – the Gardiners invite their niece Elizabeth to accompany them to Lake District in summer.
Rosings Park is the park near the house of Lady Catherine de Bourgh. It is very beautiful and impressive park.
Lady Catherine de Bourgh – the patroness of Mr. Collins, a tall and large woman with strong features. She is haughty and she has a great influence on Mr. Collins.
Mr. Collins – a clergyman, the cousin of Mr. Bennet, the heir of the Bennet’s state.
He is tall and large man, 25 years old. Mr. Collins wanted to marry Elizabeth, but she refused him, and he decided to marry with Charlotte Lucas.
Mrs. Collins – Charlotte, the wife of Mr. Collins and the friend of Elizabeth.
Maria Lucas – a younger sister of Charlotte. She is going to visit Charlotte with her father. She is shy and frightened a little.
2) A plan of Elizabeth’s visit to the Collins’s place:
1. Elizabeth accompanies her uncle to Hunsford.
2. She intends to visit her uncle’s house and see her sister Jane on her way.
3. She spends a day in London with her relatives: in the afternoon they go to the shops and in the evening – to the theatre.
4. Next day Elizabeth with Mr. William and Maria reaches the Collins’s house.
5. Mr. Collins shows them the house, its proportions, aspects and furniture.
6. The next day they are going to dine with Lady Catherine de Bourgh. Mr. Collins instructs them how they should behave and what they would expect.
7. The weather is fine and they have a pleasant walk across the Rosing Park.
8. When Lady Catherine de Bourgh appears, almost all of them are frightened and confused but Elizabeth feels comfortably.
9. The dinner is handsome and after it all the ladies do to the living room where they have a talk.
10. Lady Catherine de Bourgh talks without any break, asks Elizabeth many questions, such as: How many sisters does she has? Are they handsome? What carriage does her father keep? What is her mother’s maiden name?
11. After drinking coffee they leave Lady Catherine de Bourgh by the carriage which was offered to them.
3) Mr. Collins and Charlotte appeared at the door. In a moment they were all out of the chaise, rejoicing the sight of each other. Mrs. Collins welcomed her friend with the loveliest pleasure. And Elizabeth was glad of having calm. She saw instantly that her cousin’s manners were not altered by his marriage and could not help fancying when he pointed out the good proportions of his house, its aspect and its furniture that he addressed himself particulate to her, as if wishing to make her feel that she had lost in refusing him. She looked with wonder at her friend that she could have so cheerful an air with such a companion.
Chapter 9
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1) Colonel Fitzwilliam was about 30 years old. He wasn’t very handsome, but he had a good breeding. He behaved such a real gentleman: was polite and civil. Elizabeth liked talking with him. They discussed traveling, new books and music. Colonel Fitzwilliam was very intelligent and knew a lot of exciting stories. Also this man was a direct opposite of Mr. Darcy, who was always composed and didn’t talk a lot. Also I think that Mr. Darcy was jealous Elizabeth to Fitzwilliam, and due to this character we can expect Mr. Darcy’s further actions.
2) Mr. Darcy greeted Elizabeth with composure and she nodded him without a word. During some times he was silent, but then he asked Elizabeth about the health of her family. She answered in a usual way and interested why he hadn’t met with her eldest sister in London. He was confused and gave a vague answer.
3) Elizabeth said at the most convenient pause:
- You meant to frighten me, Mr. Darcy, by coming in such a manner to hear me but I will not be alarmed.
- You could not really believe that I mean to alarm you, - replied Darcy with one of his rare smiles, - I’ve had the pleasure of your acquaintance long enough to know that you find great enjoyment to occasionally professing opinions which in fact are not your own.
Elizabeth laughed and said:
- It is unwise of you to mention all that you knew to my disadvantage in Hertfordshire. For it make awoke me to retaliate and tell such things as make shock your relations.
- I’ve not afraid of you, - said he smilingly.
- The first time I ever saw him was at a ball. And what you think he did? He danced only four dances and more than one young lady was in want of the partner. Mr. Darcy, you can not deny it.
- I had not the time, the honour of knowing any lady there beyond my on the party. Perhaps I should a sort of introduction. But I’ve not the talent of conversing easily with those I have never seen before.
- My fingers, - said Elizabeth, - do not move over this instrument in a clever manner in which I see so many women’s do. But then I have always suppose it’ll be because I would not take the trouble of practicing.
Darcy smiled and said:
- You are perfectly right. We neither this perform to strangers.
4) The plan of the part:
1. The departure of Sir William and Maria; Elizabeth spends time more comfortably.
2. The arrival of two Lady Catherine’s nevus – Mr. Colonel Fitzwilliam and Mr. Darcy.
3. The cold meeting of Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth.
4. Mrs. Elizabeth has a good time with Colonel.
5. The talk Elizabeth with Mr. Darcy.
- Oh, father! I will be able to spend my time comfortably if this step-mother leaves us!
The king hastened to close a door. Nobody should hear them.
- My dear, you must pay respects to my new wife.
In that moment the step-mother appeared at the door. After a moment of pause she began talking about forthcoming wedding so agreeably, that the princess went away. The king looked a little confused:
- I’ve had the pleasure of your acquaintance long enough, but I thing we should delay our wedding.
- It is unwise of you to say such words, - replied she to him.
- But it may shock my relations. My last wife died only two weeks ago. You can not deny it.
- You are not giving himself the trouble, said the woman gloomily.
The king caught her eye and said smilingly:
- You are perfectly right, my honey!
Week 4
Упражнение 1
Elizabeth was accompanied by her uncle sir William and his daughter Mary to Hunsford.
She was about to spend a night in Gardener’s house in Gracechurch in London.
Elizabeth was invited to accompany an aunt and uncle to the Lake District in summer.
They came to Mr. Collins’s patroness Lady Catherine de Bourgh, whose house was near the Rosings Park.
When they came to her house they saw Charlotte and Mr. Collins.
Mrs. Collins welcomed them with the loveliest pleasure.
Maria Lucas was frightened by such the accounts about manners and habits of her ladyship.
Упражнение 3
Elizabeth found herself quite equal to the seeing. Lady Catherine was a tall large woman with strongly smart features. Her air was aloof and her manner of receiving her visitors was not calculated to make them forget about the inferior rank. Whatever she said was spoken in so authoritative tone has marked herself importance. The dinner exceedingly handsome and there were all the servants and all the articles of plate which Mr. Collins have promised. He took his sit on the bottom of the table by her ladyship’s desire and looked as if he felt the life could finish nothing greater.
Chapter Eight
A Clergyman at Home
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I. Study the following proper names and restore their role in the whole story:
Sir William; Sir William is Charlotte’s father, he accompanied Lizzy to Hunsford with his second daughter Maria.
Hunsford; the place where Elizabeth was accompanied by Sir William and his second daughter Maria to visit Charlotte.
the Gardiners’ house in Gracechurch Street; the house where Elizabeth spent a night before the meeting with Jane.
London; it is the city, where Elizabeth uncle and aunt live.
the Lake District; it is the lake, where Lizzy was invited by her uncle and aunt.
Rosings Park; is the park near the house of Lady Catherine.
Lady Catherine de Bourgh; a friend of Mr. Collins, a big woman with strong features of face.
Mr Collins; the Lizzy’s cousin; He wanted to marry her, but she refused him, and he decided to marry Charlotte.
Mrs Collins; it’s Charlotte, the new wife of Mr. Collins and the best friend of Elizabeth.
Maria Lucas; a sister of Charlotte. She was in Hunsford too.
II. Make up the detailed plan of Elizabeth’s visit to the Collins’s place. E.g.:
1) Elizabeth accompanies her uncle to Hunsford.
2) She intends to visit her uncle’s house and see her sister Jane on her way.
3) She spent a night in the Gardiners’ house in Gracechurch Street and after she met with Jane.
4) Lizzy was invited to visit the Lake District by her uncle and aunt.
5) She met Mr. Collins and Charlotte.
6) They visited Lady Catherine. They had the great dinner in her house.
7) After the dinner, Lady Catherine asked a lot of questions Lizzy. And some of them were tactless, but Lizzy answered with respect.
8) They left the house of Lady Catherine.
Chapter Nine
A Young Lady in Tears
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I. Describe the role of Colonel Fitzwilliam in this part.
Colonel Fitzwilliam was about 30 years old. He wasn’t very attractive, but he had a good manners and he was a real gentleman. Colonel Fitzwilliam knew a lot of stories and he told about his trips with pleasure. And Lizzy understood at once, that it will be more interesting to be there, when Colonel Fitzwilliam appeared.
II. Describe the meeting of Elizabeth and Mr Darcy.
Mr. Darsy with Colonel Fitzwilliam visited the house of Mr. Collins. Mr. Darcy he greeted Lizzy but she just made a general bow. She said nothing. She continued to keep silence, but suudenlt Mr. Darsy started to ask her about her family. She answered him without any emoyions and interested why he hadn’t met with her eldest sister in London. He was confused and gave a strange answer.
III. Restore the conversation between Elizabeth and Mr Darcy (Write it in the form of a dialogue).
- You meant afraid of me, Mr. Darcy, by coming in such a manner to hear me, but I will not be alarmed.
- You could not really believe that I mean to alarm you,- replied Darcy with one of his rare smiles,-I have had a pleasure of your acquaintance long enough to know that you find great enjoyment in occasion professing opinions which in fact are not your own.
Elizabeth laughed and said:
- It is not wise of you to mention all , that you knew to my disadvantages in Hertfordshire for it make revoke me to retaliate and tell such things as may shock your relations.
- I am not afraid of you,- said he smilingly.
- The first time I ever saw him was at a ball and what do you think he did? He danced only four dances and more than one young lady was in want of the partner. Mr Darcy, you can not deny it?
- I had not that time the honor of knowing any lady there beyond my own party. Perhaps, I should of sort of introduction but I had not the talent of conversing easily with those I have never seen before.
- My fingers, said Elizabeth, do not move over this instrument in a clever manner in which I see so many women do, but though I always suppose to be because I would not take the trouble of practicing.
Darcy smiled and said:
- You are perfectly right. We neither of this perform to strangest.
IV. Make up the detailed plan of this part.
1. Sr. William and Maria left Hansford after one week. And Lizzy could do what she want.
2. Next day Mr. Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam visited the house of Mr. Collins and Charlotte was very surprised with this fact.
3. So, they spent time togheger discussing a lot og things.
4. Lizzy played the piano them.
5. Mr. Darcy talked with her but she wasn’t pleased with this conversation.
6.She liked Colonel Fitzwilliam more.
Chapter Eight
A Clergyman at Home
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I. Study the following proper names and restore their role in the whole story:
1) Sir William- this is the father of Charlotte and Maria, he is the nearest neighbor of Bennet's family.
2) Maria is Elizabeth sister , she is Lizzy's youngest sister .
3)Hunsford-this is a place which Elizabeth intends to visit with her friends, there she wants to meet with Charlotte.
4)the Gardiners’ house- this is the house where Elizabeth spent a night and where she met her older sister Jane.
5)London- is the capital of the Great Britian , here live her relatives.
6)The Lake District- this is a icturesque place where Elizabeth was invited to accompany her uncle and aunt in summer.
7)Rosings Park- this is the residence of the duchess Catherine de Bourgh, this is the place that captivated Mr.Collins.
8)Lady Catherine de Bourgh- is the aunt of Mr. Darcy and she is the patroness of Mr.
Collins.
9) Mr. Collins – a husband of Charlotte , but earlier he made a proposal to Elizabeth, after her refusal he decided to marry on Charlotte Lucas.He is very smoothtongued and ingratiating young man.
10)Maria Lucas- a sister of Charlotte. She traveled to Hunsford with her father.
II. Make up the detailed plan of Elizabeth’s visit to the Collins’s place.
a) Elizabeth was glad to accompany Sr William and his daughter in march. Firstly she visited her uncle’s house and saw her sister Jane on her way.
b) After a meeting with Jane, Elizabeth was invited to see the Lake District with her relatives.
c) Then they met Mr Collins and Charlotte and suddenly Mr Collins suggested to visit Lady Catherine's mansion in the Rosing Park.
d)Next day they had very pleasant walk in the Rosing Park and then they met Lady Catherine.Elizabeth didn't like Lady Catherine because she was tall and all her behavior she demonstrated her elitism.
6.They have great dinner, there were a lot of servants and different kinds of dishes.
7.Then all women go to a drawing room, Lady Catherine asked questions Elizabeth for a long time because she wanted to know more private information about her.
8.During the dinner Mr Collins without stopping praised every dish, every remark of Lady Catherine .
9. After drinking coffee the guests leaved Lady Catherine by the carriage which was offered to them.
III. Listen to track 15 once again and write down 5-7 sentences that follow each other in the text.
Elizabeth was pleased to see Jane looking her healthy and lovely as ever.The day passed most pleasantly ,the afternoon in shopping, the evening at the theatre.Before going to bed that night Elizabeth was invited to accompany her uncle and aunt on a tour wished they proposed in a Lake District in the summer.She accepted most readily and gratefully.Next day when they left the highroad for the lane to Hunsford: the paling of the Rosing's Park- the home of Lady Catherine de Bourgh was there a boundary a one side.
Chapter Nine
A Young Lady in Tears
track 16
I. Describe the role of Colonel Fitzwilliam in this part.
In the house of Lady Catherine de Bourgh Elizabeth met her two nephews- one of them was Mr Darcy -another a colonel Fitzwilliam , he was about 30 years of age, not very handsome, but very generous and well-bred.He amused all the time Lizzy by telling her different stories and teasing Mr Darsy.
II. Describe the meeting of Elizabeth and Mr Darcy.
Elizabeth found Mr Darsy as proud and reserved as ever ,he greeted her with constant composure but she ignored his attention to her person .But something in him is changed.He began to ask her about her family, and at some instant Elizabeth dared to ask him about her sister- Jane, didn't he see her in London. This question put hom out of countenance,but he answered that not.
III. Restore the conversation between Elizabeth and Mr Darcy (Write it in the form of a dialogue).
Colonel Fitzwilliam asked Elizabeth to play the piano,Mr Darsy started the conversation with Lizzy.
-You meant frighten of me, Mr. Darcy, by coming in such a manner to hear me, but I will not be alarmed.
- You could not really believe that I mean to alarm you,- replied Darcy with one of his rare smiles,-I have had a pleasure of your acquaintance long enough- to know that you find great enjoyment in occasion professing opinions which in fact are not your own.
Elizabeth laughed and said to him:
- It is not wise of you to mention all , that you knew to my disadvantages in Hartfordshire for it make provoke me to retaliate and tell such things as may shock your relations.
- I am not afraid of you,- said he smilingly.
Colonel Fitzwilliam asked Elizabeth how his friend behaved himself.
- The first time I ever saw him was at a ball and what do you think he did? He danced only four dances and more than one young lady was in want of the partner. Mr Darcy, you can not deny it?
- I had not that time the honor of knowing any lady there beyond my own party. Perhaps, I should of sought of introduction but I had not the talent of conversing easily with those I have never seen before.
- My fingers, said Elizabeth, do not move over this instrument in a clever manner in which I see so many women do, but though I always suppose to be because I would not take the trouble of practicing.
Darcy smiled and said:
- You are perfectly right. We neither of this perform to stranges.
IV. Make up the detailed plan of this part.
The plan of the chapter:
1. The departure of Sir William and Maria; Elizabeth spent her time more comfortably and freely , she spent much time outdoors.
2. The arrival of two Lady Catherine’s nephews – Colonel Fitzwilliam and Mr. Darcy.
3.The meeting between Mr. Darsy and Elizabeth
4. Elizabeth took pleasure in conversation with Colonel Fitzwilliam , she found him very well-bred and attractive.
5. The dialog between Elizabeth and Mr.Darcy during her practicing the piano.
Chapter 8 .
A Clergyman at Home. (track 15,16)
1.
1,2,3: March was to take Elizabeth to Hunsford. She was to accompany Sir William and his second daughter Maria.
4. She began to look forward to the journey. She would see Jane since she spend a night of the Gardiner’s house in Gracechurch Street.
5. It was a journey of only twenty-four miles to London and they began it early so that to be there by noon.
6. Before going to bed that night, Elizabeth was invited to accompany her uncle and ante on a tour which they propose making to the Lake District in the summer.
7,8. Next day when they left the high road for the lane to Hunsford the paling of Rosings Park, the home of Lady Catherine de Bourgh was their boundary on one side.
9.Mr Collins and Charlotte appeared at the door.
10.Mrs Collins welcomed to her friend with a loveliest pleasure, and Elizabeth was gladed having come.
11. Such formidable accounts of her ladyship, quite frightened poor little Maria Lucas.
2.
1) Elizabeth accompanies her uncle to Hunsford
2) She intends to visit her uncle’s house and see her sister Jane on her way.
3) She spends a night in London.
4) The day passed most pleasantly, the afternoon in shopping, the evening at the theatre.
5) Elizabeth was invited to accompany her uncle and ante on a tour which they propose making to the Lake District in the summer.
6) They left the high road for the lane to Hunsford.
7) She had a meeting with Mr.Collins and Charlotte.
8) Elizabeth was satisfied with coming.
9) Mr.Collins invited them to take a stroll in the garden.
10) As the weather was fine, they had a pleasant walk of about half a mile across the park.
11) From the entrance-hall, they followed the servants to the room where Lady Catherine was sitting.
12) Elizabeth found herself quite equal to the scene.
13) The dinner was exceedingly handsome and there were all the servants and all the articles of plate which Mr. Collins had promised.
14) When the ladies returned to the join-room, Lady Catherine talk without any break till coffee come in.
15) She addressed a variety of questions to Elizabeth.
16) Elizabeth felt all the impertinence of her questions, but answered them very composedly.
3.
In March Elizabeth was to accompany Sir William and his second daughter Maria to Hunsford. She began to look forward to the journey. She would see Jane since she would spend a night at the Gardiner’s house in Gracechurch Street. It was a journey of only 24 miles to London and they began it early so is to be there by noon. Elizabeth was pleased to see Jane looking as helpful and lovely as ever. The day passed most pleasantly: the afternoon in shopping, the evening at the theatre. Before going to bed that night Elizabeth was invited to accompany her uncle and aunt on a tour which they propose making to the Lake District in the summer. She accepted most readily and gratefully.
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