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The 'pride' of Mr. Darcy is opposed by the 'prejudice' of Elizabeth.
 
The 'pride' of Mr. Darcy is opposed by the 'prejudice' of Elizabeth.
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"The happy-go-lucky Mr. Bingley is heavily contrasted with his good friend, the proud, “disagreeable” Mr. Darcy." [http://www.bukisa.com/articles/20874_pride-and-prejudice-quotation-analysis]
    
The generous and genial Bingley contrasts with the grasping, hypocrite and social misfit, Mr. Collins.
 
The generous and genial Bingley contrasts with the grasping, hypocrite and social misfit, Mr. Collins.
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