One relative of the central family in this novel has a husband for an attorney, while another relative is a skilled pianoforte player.
One relative of the central family in this novel has a husband for an attorney, while another relative is a skilled pianoforte player. Louisa Hurst's brother meets his eventual wife at Meryton in this novel, which sees Wickham elope with one member of the central family, Lydia, instead of the protagonist. Catherine de Bourgh's attempts to disrupt the marriages that end this book ultimately fail. Despite Bingley's move to Netherfield, he still marries Jane at the end of this novel. For 10 points, name this novel centering on Fitzwilliam Darcy and Elizabeth Bennett, written by Jane Austen.
One relative of the central family in this novel has a husband for an attorney, while another relative is a skilled pianoforte player.
{Pride and Prejudice}