روايه كبرياء وهوي(النسخه العربيه) تانيه عام

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Pride and prejudice

summary

The arrival of the wealthy Mr. Bingley to the
estate of Netherfield

Park causes a commotion in the nearby village of Longbourn.

In the Bennet household, Mrs.
Bennet is desperate to

marry Bingley to one of her five daughters—Jane, Elizabeth,

Mary, Kitty, or Lydia. When Bingley meets Jane at a ball, he

Seems immediately smitten with her. Yet Bingley’s
snobby

friend Darcy is rude to Elizabeth.
Through the next few social

gatherings, Jane and Bingley grow closer, while Darcy, despite

himself, finds himself becoming attracted to Elizabeth’s beauty

and intelligence.

When Jane is caught in the rain while traveling to visit
Bingley,

she falls ill and must stay at Netherfield. Elizabeth comes

to Netherfield to care for Jane, and though Bingley’s
sisters

are rude and condescending to her (Caroline Bingley wants

Darcy for herself), Darcy’s attraction to her
deepens. Elizabeth,

However, continues to consider him a snob. Meanwhile , Mr.

Collins, a
pompous clergyman and Mr. Bennet’s cousin and

heir, visits the Bennets in search of a marriageable daughter.
At

about the same time, the Bennet sisters also meet Wickham,

an army officer Elizabeth finds charming, and who claims Darcy

wronged him in the past. Elizabeth’s
prejudice against Darcy

hardens. Soon after, at a ball at Netherfield, Mrs. Bennet, much

to Darcy’s annoyance, comments that a wedding between

Jane and Bingley is likely to soon take place. Collins, in the

Meantime, proposes to Elizabeth, who declines, angering her

mother, but pleasing her father. Collins then proposes to Elizabeth’s

friend Charlotte Lucas, who accepts out of a desire for

security rather than a need for love.

Bingley suddenly departs for London on business, and

Caroline informs Jane by letter that not only will they not be

returning, but moreover her brother is planning to wed Georgiana,

Darcy’s sister. Jane is crushed. Elizabeth
is sure Darcy

and Caroline are deliberately separating Bingley and Jane. The

sisters’ aunt and uncle, Mr.
Gardiner and Mrs. Gardiner,

invite Jane to London
hoping that she will get over her disappointment,

but after she arrives Caroline snubs her and she

regrets ever marrying Bingley. Elizabeth
visits Charlotte
and

Mr. Collins, where she encounters Collins’
patron and Darcy’s

relative, the wealthy and formidable Lady Catherine.
Darcy

arrives and surprises Elizabeth
by joining her for long intimate

walks. She grows angry, however, when she learns that Darcy

advised Bingley against marrying Jane. Oblivious, Darcy
announces

his love for her and proposes marriage. Elizabeth refuses

his proposal, accusing him of ruining Jane’s
marriage and

mistreating Wickham. In a letter Darcy explains that he
intervened

because he felt Jane did not truly love Bingley. Wickham,

he writes, is a liar and a scoundrel. Elizabeth begins to feel she

has misjudged Darcy and may have been rash in turning him

down. Returning home, Elizabeth
finds that Lydiahas become

smitten with Wickham. She urges her father to intervene, but

he chooses to do nothing. Elizabeth
soon accompanies the

Gardiners on a trip. During the trip, Elizabeth visits Pemberley,

Darcy’s magnificent estate. She fantasizes about being his wife

there and is further impressed when he unexpectedly shows

up and introduces her to his charming sister, Georgiana. Bingley

also arrives and reveals that he is still in love with Jane.

Elizabeth’s
trip is cut short by a letter from Jane announcing

that Lydia
has eloped with Wickham. Fearing a scandal that will

ruin all the daughters’ futures, the Bennets
search for Lydia

in London.
When Mr. Gardiner tracks them down, Wickham

demands his debts be paid off in return for marrying Lydia.
The

Bennets assume that Gardiner gives in to the demand, since

Lydia and Wickham soon return, playing the happy newlyweds.

(Mrs. Bennet is happy that at least one of her daughters is
married.)

Elizabeth soon discovers that Darcy, not Gardiner, paid

off Wickham’s debts, out of love for her. Bingley and Darcy return

to Netherfield and Bingley finally proposes to an overjoyed

Jane. While Darcy goes to London
on business, Lady Catherine

visits Elizabeth,
warning her not to marry Darcy. Elizabeth

refuses to promise. On his return, Darcy asks Elizabeth again

to marry him. This time she accepts, telling him her prejudice

against him had made her blind. Darcy acknowledges that his

pride made him act rudely. Both couples are married and the

Bennet family rejoices in their daughters’
happiness.

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