Jane Austen. Pride and prejudice (№ 279313)

Success in marriage depends entirely on the game case. No matter how well known to the parties to the dispositions of matter how good they are for each other, or ever so similar beforehand, it does not affect the happiness of the spouses. Over time, between them there is an imminent disorder, and they will be all put their share of grief. And isn't it better in this case as small as possible to know the shortcomings of the person have to live?