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The Far And Near

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Ron N

 

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February 2, 2013

 

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University

 

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Through this part of the novel, can the feelings, intentions- especially of Mr. Darcy’s, and relationship between the two main characters be made known, from both far and near. Elizabeth is alone at Hunsford, when Darcy calls. With only the two, it is clear to see the development of character. Mr...
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Mr. Darcy stays. After an unsuccessful attempt to start a conversation, Elizabeth left the “trouble of finding a subject to him.” The subject Mr Darcy chooses is rather trivial, and he begins by a casual observation of the house. Moving smoothly from his opening phrase, Darcy remarks, “It must be very agreeable to her to be settled within so easy distance of her own family and friends...
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