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Like most of British literature assigned in schools, ''Pride and Prejudice'' contains no references to the Bible, Jesus, or the Gospels. Its references to "Lord" are merely in exclamations, as in "good Lord!"

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→‎Paired opposites: linked "hypocrite" to Hypocrites, also removed a comma

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→‎top: correcting hyphen usage, as requested, replaced: th-century → th century

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I can't write to save my life, but I know a good quote when I hear it

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→‎Plot Summary: Collins fawns upon his patroness with a seemingly endless stream of obsequious compliments.

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I wouldn't call a family of seven, none of whom are obliged to earn money, "poor"

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→‎Plot Summary: more prejudice - you know, pre-judging someone before you get all the facts

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at her wit's end to get any of them married before her husband's death transfers possession of their entailed estate to their relation Mr. Collins

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Aha! I finally figured out the meaning of the title - I've been wondering since high school 35 years ogo . . .

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wealth and pride

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→‎Paired opposites

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→‎Movie treatments: Unencyclopedic, need rewrite

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His pride and her prejudice provide the books theme and title.

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a family with 5 marriageable girls living on their estate in the rustic English countryside

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some paired opposites

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spoiling the plot a bit

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External links: an in-depth, encyclopedic analysis of every character and scene

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an early 19th-century British novel by Jane Austen about a family with 5 marriageable girls and the three gentlemen who come to visit their small town.