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be found atglobal.penguinrandomhouse.com  \nPenguin  \nRandom HouseUK  \nSense and Sensibility was first published in in 1811Pride and Prejudice was first published in 1813Northanger Abbey was first published in 1818Persuasion was first published in 1818This short edition published by Vintage in 2018  \npenguin.co.uk/vintage  \nACIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library  \nISBN 9781784874056  \nTypeset in 9.5/14-5pt FreightText Proby Jouve(UK),Milton KeynesPrinted and bound by Clays Ltd,St Ives plc  \nPenguin Random House is committed to a sustainable future forour business,our readers and our planet.This book is made fromForest Stewardship Council certified paper.  \n# MarriageJANE AUSTEN\n\nVINTAGE MINIS  \n# Eligible neighboursFrom Pride and Prejudice\n\nI  \nIT IS A truth universally acknowledged,that a single manin possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.  \nHowever little known the feelings or views of such aman may be on his first entering a neighbourhood,thistruth is so well fxed in the minds of the surroundingfamilies,that he is considered as the rightful property ofsome one or other of their daughters.  \n'My dear Mr Bennet,'said his lady to him one day,'haveyou heard that Netherfield Park is let at last?\"  \nMr Bennet replied that he had not.  \n'But it is,'returned she;'for Mrs Long has just beenhere,and she told me allabout it.'  \nMr Bennet made no answer.  \n'Do not you want to know who has taken it?\"cried hiswife impatiently.  \n'You want to tell me,and I have no objection to hear-ing it.'  \nThis was invitation enough.  \n'Why,my dear,you must know,Mrs Long says thatNetherfield is taken by a young man of large fortune fromthe north of England;that he came down on Monday ina chaise and four to see the place,and was so muchdelighted with it that he agreed with Mr Morris immedi-ately;that he is to take possession before Michaelmas,and some ofhis servants are to be in the house by the endof next week.?  \n'What is his name?\"  \n'Bingley.'  \n'Is he married or single?\"  \n'Oh!single,my dear,to be sure!A single man of largefortune;four or five thousand a-year.What a fine thing forour girls!'  \n'How so?how can it affect them?\"  \n'My dear Mr Bennet,'replied his wife,'how can you beso tiresome!You must know that Iam thinking of his mar-rying one of them.'  \n'Is that his design in settling here?\"  \n'Design!nonsense,how can you talk so!But it is verylikely that he may fall in love with one of them,and there-fore you must visit him as soon as he comes.'  \nI see no occasion for that.You and the girls maygo,or you may send them by themselves,which per-haps will be still better,for as you are as handsome as  \nany of them,Mr Bingley might like you the best of theparty.'  \n'My dear,you flatter me.I certainly have had myshare of beauty,but I do not pretend to be anythingextraordinary now.When a woman has five grown-updaughters,she ought to give over thinking of her ownbeauty.?  \n'In 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