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'''''Pride and Prejudice''''' is an early 19th-century British novel by [[Jane Austen]] about a family with five marriageable girls living on their estate in the rustic English countryside.

'''''Pride and Prejudice''''' is an early 19th-century British novel by [[Jane Austen]] about a family with five marriageable girls living on their estate in the rustic English countryside.

The book's title refers to the pride of Mr. Darcy whose immensely wealth puts him in the highest rank of local society and the prejudice of Miss Elizabeth Bennet, whose family is of lower financial and social rung on the social ladder.

The book's title refers to the pride of Mr. Darcy whose immense wealth puts him in the highest rank of local society and the prejudice of Miss Elizabeth Bennet, whose family is of the lower financial and social rung on the social ladder.

==Plot Summary==

==Plot Summary==

 

Mrs. Bennet has five daughters, all [[out]]. She's at her wit's end to get any of them married before her husband's eventual death leaves the family homeless. The estate on which they live a life of rural leisure is entailed to a cousin.

Mrs. Bennet has five daughters, all [[out]]. She's at her wit's end to get any of them married before her husband's eventual death leaves the family homeless. The estate on which they live a life of rural leisure is entailed to a cousin.