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by Jane Austen
About 114 pages (34,125 words)
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Volume 3: Chapter 19 Summary

Thus, the two eldest Bennet sisters are happily married. Much to her father's sorrow, Elizabeth moves directly to Pemberley, although he visits her there often. Jane and Mr. Bingley stay at Netherfield just one year, then purchase an estate only thirty miles from Pemberley.

Mary, without being constantly compared to her beautiful sisters, becomes slightly less peculiar, and Catherine spends much time with her elder sisters and without Lydia's influence, her character improves greatly. Lydia and Wickham are constantly spending more money than they have, and Elizabeth sends her sister money often.

Georgiana makes Pemberley her permanent home, and a firm.....

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