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English, 30.06.2020 02:01, lolomgwtfnvm4

1.In chapter 57 of Pride and Prejudice, how does Mr. Collins regard Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy? A. Mr. Collins repeats gossip about Mr. Darcy that Mr. Wickham spreads. B. Mr. Collins is wistful that he did not get to marry Elizabeth. C. Mr. Collins cautions them against a marriage that is not properly sanctioned. D. Mr. Collins encourages Elizabeth to marry Mr. Darcy to spite Lady Catherine. 2. Why does Elizabeth secretly wish that Mr. Bingley marries Miss Darcy in Pride and Prejudice? A. She wants Mr. Bingley to regret losing Jane. B. So Mr. Darcy and Mr. Bingley will be stuck together forever. C. She wants Jane to feel the same pain she is feeling. D. She wants Jane to come home.

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