A suggestion that a clergyman marry his cousin revolts the cousin in question, who later turns down yet another proposal in this novel.
A suggestion that a clergyman marry his cousin revolts the cousin in question, who later turns down yet another proposal in this novel. One character is bribed into marrying the younger sister of the woman he loves; that woman changes her feelings about his failed marriage proposal after seeing the display. Luckily, Georgiana and Mr. Wickham had never followed through on their plans to elope, leaving him free to marry Lydia. The opening of the work declares "that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife." For 10 points, Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth marry after all in what "romantic comedy" by Jane Austen?
A suggestion that a clergyman marry his cousin revolts the cousin in question, who later turns down yet another proposal in this novel.
{Pride and Prejudice}