This character states that he knows fewer than half a dozen truly accomplished women while ensconced in his best friend's library with Caroline and Mrs. Hurst. Mrs. Younge helps a militia officer seduce his younger sister, though this character foils Georgiana's elopement in time. This man irritates his love interest during a (*) ball at Netherfiel
This character states that he knows fewer than half a dozen truly accomplished women while ensconced in his best friend's library with Caroline and Mrs. Hurst. Mrs. Younge helps a militia officer seduce his younger sister, though this character foils Georgiana's elopement in time. This man irritates his love interest during a (*) ball at Netherfield by calling her "tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt me," a snobbish gesture that offsets his "ten thousand pounds a year." After his first proposal is refused, he rescues Lydia from Wickham, earning Lizzy's gratitude. For 10 points, identify this master of Pemberley who marries Elizabeth Bennett in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
This character states that he knows fewer than half a dozen truly accomplished women while ensconced in his best friend's library with Caroline and Mrs. Hurst.