Character: Mrs. Bennet

- He might just fall in love with one of them. Therefore, you are obliged to visit him as soon as he arrives.
- Visit? I don't see any reason for that.
- Lord, Mr. Bennett!
- Go yourself with the girls. Or better yet, send them alone.
- Alone?!
- Yes, since you are just as beautiful, Mr. Bingley, what is good, will choose you.

When you feel unwell, it is always difficult to show hospitality to anyone, and young people in love are especially unbearable.

- I learned from Mrs. Lucas that the most respectable of the guests of Mr. Bingley - Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy of Pemberley.
- I reacted to your news with all due enthusiasm, dear. And would be happy to learn its meaning.
- Darcy! Pemberley! Ten thousand a year!

- You go with the girls, or better let them go, and then you are so beautiful that Mr. Bingley will fall in love with you.
- My dear, you flatter me. When a woman has five grown-up daughters, she no longer needs to think about their own beauty, ' said Mrs Bennet, coyly straightening hair.
- Because, as a rule, her beauty is already there.

I often think that there is nothing worse than to part with those whom you love. Without them I feel so alone!

- Honey, maybe you're not beautiful, but you have character. And men like it.
- That's right, Lady Lucas. Therefore girls who have both are especially lucky!

- We'll see! Five bespridannica what will happen to them?!
- Y-Yes, what about stupid creatures? Probably, they had to immediately drown.

Those who do not complain, do not wait for sympathy.