Bluntly and repeatedly, because he keeps reassuring himself that turning down a suitor is the "proper" behaviour for well-behaved young women, who will not accept a proposal the first time it's made.
Elizabeth gives Mr. Collins two main reasons for her refusal: her lack of affection for him and her belief that they are not well-matched in temperament and values. She also highlights her desire for a marriage based on mutual respect and love, which she knows cannot be achieved with Mr. Collins.
she says that they couldn't make each other happy because they don't love each other
your school gives it to you
In the first 20 chapters of "Pride and Prejudice," we see the introduction of the Bennet family and the arrival of Mr. Bingley and Mr. Darcy in their neighborhood. Jane falls in love with Mr. Bingley, while Elizabeth's prejudice against Mr. Darcy grows due to his aloof and proud demeanor. Various social events and misunderstandings occur, leading to tension and further development of the characters' relationships and personalities.
Mr. Bennet was pleased with Elizabeth for rejecting the proposal.
Suzanne Collins gives us hints that they were.
The doll (poppet) she sewed in court, which Abigail had stuck a needle into to frame Elizabeth.
If god gives you lemons make lemonade-Billy Collins
she is just known as mrs.everdeen. Collins never gives us a first name.
marry warren
Indeed I do. It is understandable that Charlotte was in search of financial security but I always find it sad how she gives up on ever finding true love. There are little hints throughout the novel that hint her marriage will end in unhappiness and I believe this adds to Lizzy's shock. None the less it was good that Elizabeth supported her friend in her decision, even if it was a selfish one.
Because it gives her a headache.
To learn
Collins is a good site. Gives u pronounciation 'n' all