Chapter ElevenA Young Lady Reflects
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I. What is the first name of Mr Darcy?
II. Study the words and expressions that may help you to understand the contents of the part. Write the summary of the part (150 words) using the words below. Remember not to repeat summaries of your colleagues.
Accusation, it was hoped, make the church his profession, his life was idle and dissipated, to guard, escape the observation of myself, resolved not to take orders, he resigned all claim to assistance in the church, his studying the law was a mere pretence, he applied to me, he was again most painfully brought to my notice, the lady who presides over her education, to consent to an elopement, grieved at the thought of offending me, chief object was unquestionably my sister’s fortune, the hope of revenging himself on me, strong inducement, a faithful narrative, master enough of myself, endeavour, feelings… were scarcely to be defined, had no scruples in slandering Mr Darcy, grew… ashamed, the justice of the charge struck her too forcibly to be denied.
III. Paraphrase the sentences. Remember not to repeat your colleagues’ periphrasis.
For the truth of everything here related, you may appeal to the testimony of Colonel Fitzwilliam who, from our near relationship and still more as one of the executor’s of my father’s will, has been acquainted with every one of these transactions.
Elizabeth affected concern at missing him but really rejoiced.
Chapter TwelveA Young Lady Goes to Brighton
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I. Study the words and expressions that may help you to understand the contents of the part. Write the summary of the part (150 words) using the words below. Remember not to repeat summaries of your colleagues.
A fortnight, within four hours, set out from Gracechurch Street, overjoyed, so long a parting, rejoicing, undiminished beauty, the regiment which had been stationed at Meryton, the rapture of Lydia, the mortification of Kitty, scarcely to be described, in restless ecstasy, to make her resigned, the death warrant, the most determined flirt, ridiculous, real mischief, dullness, threw a gloom over the house, consolation, engagements abounded, restored, serenity, would be prevented by business from setting out, She had set her heart on seeing the lakes, did at length appear at Longbourn, the principal wonders of the countryside, inclination, viewing the place filled her with dread, chambermaid.
II. Paraphrase each sentence of the following two paragraphs.
With this answer Elizabeth had to be content. Had Lydia known of her conference with her father, her indignation would have known no bounds. A visit to Brighton offered every possibility of earthly happiness. She saw, with the creative eye of fancy, the streets of that bathing place lined with officers. She saw herself the chief object of attention to tens and to scores of them.
On the day she left home, the separation was more noisy than emotional. Kitty was the only one who shed tears, but she wept from envy rather than from any sense of loss. Mrs Bennet instructed her daughter to enjoy herself as much as possible, advice which there was every reason to believe would be attended to; the more gentle last words of her older sisters went unheard.
A fortnight, within four hours, set out from Gracechurch Street, overjoyed, so long a parting, rejoicing, undiminished beauty, the regiment which had been stationed at Meryton, the rapture of Lydia, the mortification of Kitty, scarcely to be described, in restless ecstasy, to make her resigned, the death warrant, the most determined flirt, ridiculous, real mischief, dullness, threw a gloom over the house, consolation, engagements abounded, restored, serenity, would be prevented by business from setting out, She had set her heart on seeing the lakes, did at length appear at Longbourn, the principal wonders of the countryside, inclination, viewing the place filled her with dread, chambermaid.
II. Paraphrase each sentence of the following two paragraphs.
With this answer Elizabeth had to be content. Had Lydia known of her conference with her father, her indignation would have known no bounds. A visit to Brighton offered every possibility of earthly happiness. She saw, with the creative eye of fancy, the streets of that bathing place lined with officers. She saw herself the chief object of attention to tens and to scores of them.
On the day she left home, the separation was more noisy than emotional. Kitty was the only one who shed tears, but she wept from envy rather than from any sense of loss. Mrs Bennet instructed her daughter to enjoy herself as much as possible, advice which there was every reason to believe would be attended to; the more gentle last words of her older sisters went unheard.
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Chapter Eleven.
A Young Lady Reflects
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I. What is the first name of Mr Darcy?
His full name is Fitzwilliam Darcy.
II. Study the words and expressions that may help you to understand the contents of the part. Write the summary of the part (150 words) using the words below. Remember not to repeat summaries of your colleagues.
The main idea of this part is an expose of Mr. Wicham. Mr. Darcy explained in his letter the causes of actions to him. Mr. Darcy’s father paid for Mr. Wicham studying and made the church is his profession, but his life was idle and dissipated. After his father death, he moved to London and decided to study the lows but it was just a mere pretence. He had enough money but after some time he asked Mr. Darcy some more…in that case he refused him. Then he found out the way how to revenge to Mr. Darcy. He fell in love with his 16 years old sister because of her portion. She consented to an elopement with him….but Mr. Darcy prevented it. By that letter Mr. Darcy informed Elizabeth that not he guilty in Mr. Wicham’s misfortunes. Elizabeth couldn’t believe in it and she continued to read it again and again. Then she began understand her mistaken behavior. After such news Elizabeth couldn’t think about anything else. She thought that her conduct was not so right. She was full of different thoughts.
III. Paraphrase the sentences. Remember not to repeat your colleagues’ periphrasis.
For the truth of everything here related, you may appeal to the testimony of Colonel Fitzwilliam who, from our near relationship and still more as one of the executor’s of my father’s will, has been acquainted with every one of these transactions.
Elizabeth affected concern at missing him but really rejoiced.
If you don’t believe in my words you can ask Colonel Fitzwilliam, he knows everything because of our near relationship. He can confirm it.
She pretended that was a pity not to meet him but she was enough glad.
Chapter 11
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1. The first name of Mr. Darcy is Fitzwilliam. So, he is Fitzwilliam Darcy.
2. In this part we can hear the continuation of Mr. Darcy’s letter. It demolished all the others Elizabeth’s accusations. For the first time Mr. Darcy told Elizabeth the story of Mr. Wickham:
“He was a son of a very respectable man, but his father wouldn’t be able to give him good education, that’s why Mr. Darcy’s father supported Mr. Wickham at school and later in Cambridge. He hoped that he would make the church his profession. The fact that Mr. Wickham’s life was idle and dissipated could not escape the observation of Mr. Darcy because they were almost the same age. After the death of Mr. Darcy’s father, Wickham informed him that he had resolved not to take orders, he resigned all claims to assistance in the church and he was going to study law. He lived in a town, but his study the law was a mere pretence. Three years later Mr. Wickham applied to Mr. Darcy to be given a living which Mr. Darcy’s father had designed for him. Of course Mr. Darcy turned down his requests. But he was again most painfully brought to Mr. Darcy’s notice. His younger sister Georgiana met with Mr. Wickham and was persuaded to believe herself in love with him and consented to an elopement. Mr. Darcy joined them unexpectedly and Georgiana grieved the thought of offending her brother told him their plans. Mr. Wickham left that place immediately because his chief object was unquestionably Georgiana’s fortune. Also Mr. Darcy thought that the hope of revenging on him was also a strong inducement.”
It was a faithful narrative. When Elizabeth has read it, her feelings were scarcely to be defined. But she reared it with the closest attention and she had no doubt in the truth of it. She also had no scruples in slandering Mr. Darcy. Elizabeth grew absolutely ashamed of herself. When she recollected her mother’s behaviour at the ball she justice of the charge struck her too forcibly to be denied.
3. Colonel Fitzwilliam can confirm everything that I’ve written here because he is my near relation and he knows what my father wanted. That’s why Colonel Fitzwilliam also knows an every detail of this event.
Elizabeth feigned that she was upset not having met with him but actually she was glad.
Chapter 12
A Young Lady Goes to Brighton
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1. A fortnight later Elizabeth left Hunsford. Within four hours of leaving Kent she reached Mr. Gardener’s house, where she was going to stay for a few days and then go home with Jane. One day two young ladies set out from Gracechurch Street and came at Longbourn. Their sisters were overjoyed to see them after so a long parting. Mrs. Bennet noticed that beauty of Jane was undiminished. After two weeks of their coming Mr. Bennet received a letter. It was an invitation from Mrs. Forster, the wife of the colonel whose regiment had been stationed at Meryton. It was for Lydia. She was proposed to join with Mrs. Forster at Brighton for a month. The rapture of Lydia, the delight of Mrs. Bennet and the mortification of Kitty were scarcely to be described. Lydia flew about the house in restless ecstasy. Kitty couldn’t understand why she wasn’t invited either. In vain Jane tried to make her resigned. Elizabeth was against this invitation because Lydia was an extremely silly girl the most determined flirt and she would have establish a reputation as herself as whole their family quite ridiculous. But Mr. Bennet said that Colonel Forster would keep around any real mischief. So Lydia left for her house. For a week or so Mrs. Bennet and Kitty did little more than complain of the dullness of everything around them and threw a gloom over the house. The only consolation of Elizabeth was the planned trip to the Lakes. After a first fortnight of Lydia’s absence good humour and abounded engagements began to reappear to Longbourn. Mrs. Bennet was restored to her usual serenity. The letter from Mrs. Gardener arrived. Her husband would be prevented by business from setting out for some time and he must be in London again within a month. Elizabeth was disappointed. She had set her heart on seeing the lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Gardener did at length appear at Longbourn. They stayed for a night and the next morning set off with Elizabeth. When they have seen all the principal wonders of the countryside they went their steps towards the little town of Lompton, near with which there was Pemberly. Mrs. Gardener expressed her inclination to see this place. Elizabeth was distressed. The possibility of meeting with Mr. Darcy filled her with dread. She asked a chambermaid whether the family was for the summer in Pemberly. The answer was no. Elizabeth felt a great deal and curiosity to see the house herself. So they were going to visit Pemberly.
2. When Elizabeth heard this answer she was satisfied. But if Lydia heard the conversation of Elizabeth and her father she would be very angry because Brighton seemed a paradise on the earth for her. She imagined the place which is filled by handsome officers. And they, the tens of the officers favoured her. The day when Lydia left her family was boisterous not said. Only Kitty was in tears but she cried for envy, not because of future miss of her sister. Mrs. Bennet advised Lydia to have a good time a lot and Lydia agreed with her. But she didn’t hear the parting words of her elder sisters.
lhuChapter Eleven.
A Young Lady Reflects
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I. What is the first name of Mr Darcy?
His name is Fitzwilliam.
II.Summary.
In this chapter is described the continuation of Mr.Darcy's revelations.He shows veritable character and intentions of Mr Wickham.
He starts from the childhood and describes in particular details why he so despises this man.
-Wickham was the son of their manager and he is considered as the friend of their family that's why Mr. Darcy’s father provided support to Wickham at school and even in Cambridge .Darcy's father was hoped to see Wickham a clergyman,and he must make the church his profession.
The fact that Wickham’s life was idle and dissipated . After the death of Mr.Darcy's father Wickham announced Darcy that he would like to study law but it was just a mere pretence because he wanted to get more money for his education.
In three years Wickham applied to Mr. Darcy to be given a living which Mr. Darcy’s father had designed for him.Naturally that Darcy implemented his entreaty.But in some time Wickham was again most painfully brought to Darcy's notice,he tried to tempt his younger sister Georgiana who felt in love Wickham, but for him this union was pure profit,because she inherited 30 000 pounds .But unexpected appearance of Darcy frustrates Wickham's plan.He without delay goes away.
After reading this letter Elizabeth began to understand that she was mistaken on the occasion of Mr Darcy .She saw all circumstances in a different light
:indelicate behavior of her mother
and younger sisters, her own error on the occasion of Mr. Wickham and her severe words to Mr.Darcy -these thoughts hurt her . Returning home she discovered that two visiters were waiting for her,one man was Colonel Fitzwilliam but she can't lead the polite conversation because all her thoughts are concentrated on her letter.
III. Paraphrase the sentences. Remember not to repeat your colleagues’ periphrasis.
If you would like to check this information you might make inquiries by Colonel Fitzwilliam, he as my next of kin may confirm this.Though Elizabeth was disappointed that she couldn't meet him ,but she was cheered up .
Chapter Twelve.
A Young Lady Goes to Brighton
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I. Study the words and expressions that may help you to understand the contents of the part. Write the summary of the part (150 words) using the words below.
The main plot of this part is a suggestion to Lydia to spend a month in Brighton. There were different and strange reactions on that news: the rapture of Lydia, the mortification of Kitty and Lizzy’s fear about Lydia behavior. Only father assured Lizzy that everything would be under control. However Lizzy didn’t think it was a good idea.
Lizzy was also disappointed by destroying her plans to visit the lakes, because of Mr. Gardiner impossibility to do it in time. Mrs. Bennet and Kitty bored Elizabeth, they were always upset and complained on the boredom.
Lizzy was upset and delight at the same time. The route of the traveling changed but a desire to travel didn’t loose her. That journey was important for her, because it could give a lot of positive emotions. Only one thing could mar her mood. Elizabeth was scared to meet Mr. Darcy. She hadn’t a desire to continue that unpleasant conversation.
II. Paraphrase each sentence of the following two paragraphs.
With this answer Elizabeth had to be content. Had Lydia known of her conference with her father, her indignation would have known no bounds. A visit to Brighton offered every possibility of earthly happiness. She saw, with the creative eye of fancy, the streets of that bathing place lined with officers. She saw herself the chief object of attention to tens and to scores of them.
On the day she left home, the separation was more noisy than emotional. Kitty was the only one who shed tears, but she wept from envy rather than from any sense of loss. Mrs. Bennet instructed her daughter to enjoy herself as much as possible, advice which there was every reason to believe would be attended to; the more gentle last words of her older sisters went unheard.
She should be satisfied with such answer. Lydia would be in anger if she understood what her father and Lizzy were discussing. That journey was the pick of her happiness. She could imagine the streets full of unknown officers and also she wanted to get attention from them. The parting day wasn’t so emotional. Only Kitty could envy to Lydia, nobody cried that she was leaving home. Her mother wished her to get fun as much as she could. It was a real advice that she would certainly fellow it. She didn’t hear other advices of her elder sisters.
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1)The first name of Mr Darcy is Fitzwilliam.
2)As for the second accusation ,Mr Darcy decided to tell Elizabeth all the truth.Mr Wikham was a son of a respected man but his father couldn’t pay for him.So,Mr Darcy’s father loved Wikham and payed for his education.It was hoped that he would make the church his profession.The life of Wikham was idle and dissipated but the father of Mr Darcy understood everything and Wikham couldn’t escape the observation of him.He resolved not to take orders,also he resigned all claim to assistance in the church prefering to study the jurisprudence but his studying the law was a mere pretence.In some time he applied to Mr Darcy because of money.Mr Darcy refused him.Later they had to meet each other again.Mr Darcy’s sister with a lady who precided over her education went to Ramsgate.Wikham settled there too.The sister of Mr Darcy imagined herself to fell in love with Wikham and consented to an elopement.Mr Darcy came there immediately.His sister grieved at the thought of offending him told Mr Darcy of their plan.He wrote Mr Wikham a letter and Mr Wikham left that place.Mr Wilham’s chief object was unquestionably Mr Darcy’s sister fortune but the hope of revenging himself on Mr Darcy too.It was his strong inducement.It was a faithful narrative connecting Mr Darcy and Mr Wikham.Mr Darcy didn’t say about it last day because he didn’t master enough of himself.Having read this letter Elizabeth had feelings what were scarcely to be defined.She understood that there were no scruples in slandering Mr Darcy and felt ashamed.She remembered everything and the justice of the charge struck her too forcibly to be denied.Elizabeth felt unhappy.She came the home and knew that during her absence Mr Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam had waited for her.By the time she entered the home they had gone away.
3)1)For the truth of everything here related,you may appeal to the testimony of Colonel Fitzwilliam who,from our near realationship and still more as one of the executor’s of my father’s will,has been acquainted with every one of these transactions.1)If you don’t believe me you can adress to Colonel Fitzwilliam because he can prove it.Also Colonel Fitzwilliam is a man who does my father’s request and he knows every one of these situations.
2)Elizabeth affected concern at missing him really rejoiced.2)Elizabeth pretended as if she worried because of his absence but really she was glad.
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1)This day fortnight Elizabeth left Hunsford.Within four hours after her departure she arrived the estate of Mr Gardiner.Elizabeth met Jane there and they spent some time being guests and then they set out from Gracechurch Street.They came to home and everybody was overjoyed to see each other because everyone didn’t meet each other so long after their partings.Jane had undiminished beauty.In two weeks Mr Bennet sent a letter.It was from Mrs Forster who was the wife of the colonel perfoming the regiment which had been stationed at Meryton.She invited Lydia to spend a month in Brighton.The rapture of Lydia,the mortification of Kitty everything were scarcely to be described.Lydia was in restless ecstasy.Sisters tried to make Kitty resigned.They concern Lydia too because Mrs Forster was a women with the most determined flirt and Lydia tried to imitate Mrs Forster.Lizzy worried about Lydia because her sister had a behavior with a real mischief.Lydia came and threw a gloom over the house.Mrs Bennet was in a serenity as usual.Elizabeth waited for her travel with the Gardiners but Mrs Gardinercalled and said that it would be prevented by business from setting out.Lizzy was disappointed and she had set her heart on seeing the countryside.In a month they were ready to take a journey to lakes.Mrs Gardiner decided to call on Pemberley.Elizabeth was afraid of it because she didn’t want to meet Mr Darcy there.
2)1)With this answer Elizabeth had to be content.1)Elizabeth ought to agree with this reply.
2)Had Lydia known of her conference with her father,her indignation would have known no bounds.2)If Lydia knew about the conversation of her father and Elizabeth,she would be very irritated.
3)A visit to Brighton offered every possibility of earthly happiness.3)A trip to Brighton has many chances to be very happy.
4)She saw,with the creative eye of fancy,the streets of that bathing place lined with officers.4)She thought and imagined the streets filling with officers.
5)She saw herself the chief object of attention to tens and to scores of them.5)She imagined herself to be a girl of dreams of many people.
6)On the day she left home,the separation was more noisy than emotional.6)That day she went her home away and the depature was loud but not lovely.
7)Kitty was the only one who shed tears,but she wept from envy rather than from any sense of loss.7)Kitty just burst into tears but she did it because she envied.
8)Mrs Bennet instructed her daughter to enjoy herself as much as possible,advice which there was everyb reason to believe would be attended to;the more gentle last words of her older sisters went unheard.8)Mrs Bennet insisted her daughter should have wonderful holidays and said to her to take care;she didn’t pay attention to words what her sisters had said.
Chapter Eleven
A Young Lady Reflects
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The first name of Mr. Darcy is Fitzwilliam.
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In this part we can hear the continuation of Mr. Darcy’s letter. Mr. Darcy told the true story about Mr. Wickham. He was the son of a respectable man. Mr. Darcy’s father helped him at school and then in Cambridge. Because his father couldn’t pay for education. Mr. Darcy’s father hoped that Wickham in the future would make the church his profession. But Wickham had not feeling of the debt. When Mr. Darcy’s father died, Wickham said that ha had resolved not to take orders, he resigned all claims to assistance in the church, and he was going to the jurisprudence. But he had not enough money. He lived in a town; the study as the lawyers was only the pretext. After 3 years Mr. Darcy sister met with Wickham and she has fallen in love. They wanted to run away, but she has told everything to the brother. Mr. Darcy was very angry and she wrote a letter. Then Wickham was gone away. Firstly, Elizabeth has decided that he wants to be justified. Because his words expressed complacency. She was really surprised. Then she decided that this story was true. She was ashamed for the behaviour.
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Fitzwilliam can confirm all my words because he knows every desire of my father.
She has pretended that she was upset not having seen him, but actually she was glad.
Chapter Twelve
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After two weeks Elizabeth left Hunsford. Then she reached Mr. Gardener’s house, where she was going to stay for a few days and then go home with Jane. After some days ladies came at Longbourn. The sisters was really glad to met them, after after so a long parting. After 2 weeks Mr. Bennet received a letter. This letter was from Mrs. Forster she wanted to invite Lydia to Brighton. Lydia was very happy. Kitty was very upset. She wanted to visit Brighton with Mrs. Forster too. Elizabeth was against this trip. She decided that Lydia was very thoughtless. But Mr. Bennet said that Colonel Forster would keep around any real mischief. Lydia was imagining her trip. When Lydia leaved, only Kitty cried. She envied. After a first fortnight of Lydia’s absence good humour began to reappear to Longbourn. Elizabet was upset, because she had set her heart on seeing the lakes. In due course all was adjusted. Then they were going to visit Hemberly.
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When Elizabeth head this answer she was glad. If Lydia hear the talk jf Elizabeth and her father, she would be in a bad temper. A visit to Brighton it is like the greatest happiness in the world. She was imagining the street with good looking man. And everyone was admired. When she left home farewell was noisy rather than emotional. When Lydia leaved, only Kitty cried. She envied. Mrs. Bennet advised to spend a good time, other information that told her sisters, she didn’t listen.
Сhapter Twelve
A Young Lady Goes to Brighton
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Write the summary of the part (150 words) using the words below.
In this chapter Elizabeth left Hunsford.She arrived soon in Kent and than after four hours she made her way towards Mr Gardener's house
where she met her elder sister Jane.Elizabeth withheld about Mr Darcy's proposal, she didn't want that Jane think about Mr. Bingley again.In few days the siters came back home. Naturally that all were glad to see them. Mrs Bennet noted that the beauty of Jane was undiminished and Mr. Bennet was glad to see Lizzy again. Unexpectedly he received a letter from young lady Forster, she invited Lydia to spend one month at Meryton. The rapture of Lidia was unspeakable and the disappointment of Kitty was really deep.
Elizabeth understands that the behavior of her sister is flippant and impertinent and it may do a lot of harm to her and Jane reputation but Mr. Bennet didn't heed her request and permited Lydia to go to Brighton.
Mrs. Bennet returned to her habitual serenity. Elizabeth got the letter from her aunt, in which she informed Lizzy that Mr. Gardener was obliged to change his plans about their predesigned trip on the Lake District. Elizabeth was disappointed. They offered her to visit the birthplace of Mrs.Gardener- Derbyshire, Lizzy wasn't pleased such change because she might meet Mr. Darcy again . She inquired maid about the owner of Pemberly and fouding out that Mr.Darcy don't stay in his mansion in summer. She began think about this trip with impatience because she had ability to see his great estate.
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