Pride and Prejudice
Table of Contents
Illustrations (C.E. and H.M. Brock)
Volume I
- Chapter I [1] ~ Netherfield Park is let at last!
- Chapter II [2] ~ Mr. Bennet calls on Mr. Bingley
- Chapter III [3] ~ Mr. Bingley brings a party to the Meryton Assembly, including a proud, disagreeable man
- Chapter IV [4] ~ The dance is discussed at Longbourn and at Netherfield Park
- Chapter V [5] ~ The Lucases come to call at Longbourn and discuss the dance
- Chapter VI [6] ~ Elizabeth and Charlotte discuss Mr. Bingley; an evening at the Lucases, with dancing
- Chapter VII [7] ~ A militia regiment arrives in the neighbourhood; Jane dines at Netherfield Park; Elizabeth follows the next day
- Chapter VIII [8] ~ An evening at Netherfield; Miss Bingley and Mr. Darcy list the requirements of an accomplished lady
- Chapter IX [9] ~ Mrs. Bennet and the younger girls call at Netherfield
- Chapter X [10] ~ Mr. Darcy writes a letter and asks Elizabeth to dance a reel
- Chapter XI [11] ~ Jane is feeling better; there is no enjoyment like reading; Mr. Darcy's temper is explained
- Chapter XII [12] ~ Jane and Elizabeth return to Longbourn
- Chapter XIII [13] ~ Mr. Collins visits Longbourn
- Chapter XIV [14] ~ Dinner with Mr. Collins
- Chapter XV [15] ~ Mr. Collins' intentions; the group encounters Messrs. Darcy, Bingley, and Wickham in Meryton
- Chapter XVI [16] ~ An evening at the Phillips'; Elizabeth has a nice long chat with Mr. Wickham
- Chapter XVII [17] ~ Elizabeth and Jane discuss Mr. Wickham's news; Elizabeth is engaged for the ball at Netherfield
- Chapter XVIII [18] ~ The ball at Netherfield
- Chapter XIX [19] ~ Mr. Collins declares himself
- Chapter XX [20] ~ Fallout from said declaration
- Chapter XXI [21] ~ Miss Bingley writes to Jane
- Chapter XXII [22] ~ Mr. Collins declares himself yet again
- Chapter XXIII [23] ~ The Bennets learn of Mr. Collins' engagement
Volume II
- Chapter I [24] ~ The Bingleys go to London
- Chapter II [25] ~ The Gardiners visit Longbourn; Mrs. Gardiner and Mr. Wickham have something in common
- Chapter III [26] ~ Jane goes to town with the Gardiners; Mr. Collins is married; Jane writes to Elizabeth
- Chapter IV [27] ~ Elizabeth makes travel plans for the spring and summer
- Chapter V [28] ~ Elizabeth goes to Kent
- Chapter VI [29] ~ Elizabeth dines at Rosings Park
- Chapter VII [30] ~ Mr. Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam arrive at Rosings Park
- Chapter VIII [31] ~ An evening at Rosings Park, with piano music
- Chapter IX [32] ~ Mr. Darcy calls at the parsonage
- Chapter X [33] ~ Elizabeth has a chat with Colonel Fitzwilliam
- Chapter XI [34] ~ Mr. Darcy declares himself
- Chapter XII [35] ~ A letter from Mr. Darcy
- Chapter XIII [36] ~ Elizabeth begins to see things in a different light
- Chapter XIV [37] ~ The gentlemen leave Rosings
- Chapter XV [38] ~ Elizabeth goes to London
- Chapter XVI [39] ~ The girls return to Longbourn and have lunch with their sisters
- Chapter XVII [40] ~ Elizabeth tells Jane about everything she learned in Kent; Mrs. Bennet asks after the Collinses
- Chapter XVIII [41] ~ Lydia is invited to Brighton
- Chapter XIX [42] ~ Elizabeth's travel plans are changed
Volume III
- Chapter I [43] ~ A visit to Pemberley; Elizabeth learns new things about Mr. Darcy
- Chapter II [44] ~ Mr. Darcy and his party visit Elizabeth and the Gardiners in Lambton
- Chapter III [45] ~ Elizabeth and the Gardiners call at Pemberley; Miss Bingley asks after the militia; Mr. Darcy gives his opinion of Elizabeth
- Chapter IV [46] ~ Elizabeth receives bad news from home just as Mr. Darcy calls at the inn
- Chapter V [47] ~ Elizabeth arrives in Longbourn; Lydia is still missing
- Chapter VI [48] ~ News from Mr. Gardiner; a letter from Mr. Collins; Mr. Bennet returns to Longbourn
- Chapter VII [49] ~ Lydia is engaged
- Chapter VIII [50] ~ Preparations for the wedding
- Chapter IX [51] ~ The newlyweds come to Longbourn; Lydia tells a secret; Elizabeth writes to Mrs. Gardiner
- Chapter X [52] ~ Mrs. Gardiner writes to Elizabeth; Elizabeth has an informative chat with Wickham
- Chapter XI [53] ~ The newlyweds depart for Newcastle; Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy return to Netherfield and call at Longbourn
- Chapter XII [54] ~ An evening at Longbourn; Elizabeth wonders about Mr. Darcy
- Chapter XIII [55] ~ Mr. Bingley declares himself, with a little help from Mrs. Bennet
- Chapter XIV [56] ~ Lady Catherine calls at Longbourn
- Chapter XV [57] ~ Mr. Bennet has a very diverting letter from Mr. Collins
- Chapter XVI [58] ~ Mr. Darcy declares himself, redux
- Chapter XVII [59] ~ Mr. Bennet asks Elizabeth if she is sure about her decision
- Chapter XVIII [60] ~ Letters are written to various aunts, relatives, and friends
- Chapter XIX [61] ~ "It is settled between us already, that we are to be the happiest couple in the world."