Pride & Prejudice: Key Quotations (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Pride & Prejudice: Key Quotations
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'Few people I love, fewer I think well' - who?

Elizabeth Bennet

'My good opinion once lost, is lost forever' - who?

Mr Darcy

Collins' reason for marrying

To set the example of matrimony in his parish

'Shades of Pemberley to be thus polluted?' - who?

Lady Catherine de Bourgh

'Till this moment I never knew myself' - who?

Elizabeth Bennet

'Ardently I admire and love you' - who says this?

Mr Darcy

'Most fortunate creature that ever existed!' - who?

Jane Bennet

Collins hopes for this on his next proposal

A more favourable answer

'What do we live for but to make sport for neighbours?' - who?

Mr Bennet

Mrs Bennet's life business was to do what?

Get her daughters married

Who says 'What a good joke it will be!'?

Lydia Bennet

'I am most seriously displeased' - who?

Lady Catherine de Bourgh

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