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Pride And Prejudice

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English

 

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March 26, 2015

 

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The effect is Mr Collins strongly comes across as a ridiculous pompous blabbering fool who is unaware of his wife’s motives of agreeing to marry him and thinks that it was love that brought them together.
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The passage begins with a direct speech from Mr. Collins, trying to convince Elizabeth that he and Charlotte are happily married and wishing Elizabeth well in marriage. Austen uses direct speech here to bring out Mr Collins' character. From earlier chapters, we know that he is long-winded and is not a sensible man...
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