世界文学经典读本：傲慢与偏见（英文彩绘本）

　　Volume Ⅰ
　　Chapter 1
　　Chapter 2
　　Chapter 3
　　Chapter 4
　　Chapter 5
　　Chapter 6
　　Chapter 7
　　Chapter 8
　　Chapter 9
　　Chapter 10
　　Chapter 11
　　Chapter 12
　　Chapter 13
　　Chapter 14
　　Chapter 15
　　Chapter 16
　　Chapter 17
　　Chapter 18
　　Chapter 19
　　Chapter 20
　　Chapter 21
　　Chapter 22
　　Chapter 23
　　Volume Ⅱ
　　Chapter 1
　　Chapter 2
　　Chapter 3
　　Chapter 4
　　Chapter 5
　　Chapter 6
　　Chapter 7
　　Chapter 8
　　Chapter 9
　　Chapter 10
　　Chapter 11
　　Chapter 12
　　Chapter 13
　　Chapter 14
　　Chapter 15
　　Chapter 16
　　Chapter 17
　　Chapter 18
　　Chapter 19
　　Volume Ⅲ
　　Chapter 1
　　Chapter 2
　　Chapter 3
　　Chapter 4
　　Chapter 5
　　Chapter 6
　　Chapter 7
　　Chapter 8
　　Chapter 9
　　Chapter 10
　　Chapter 11
　　Chapter 12
　　Chapter 13
　　Chapter 14
　　Chapter 15
　　Chapter 16
　　Chapter 17
　　Chapter 18
　　Chapter 19
　　Appendix Ⅰ
　　Appecdix Ⅱ

　　    English novelist whose realism,biting social commentary andmasterful use of free indirectspeech, burlesque and irony haveearned her a place as one of themost widely-read and best-lovedwriters in British literature.

　　ALTHOUGH the novel is written in the third person。 Austen onlydepicts scenes in which Elizabeth is present——and this is true of noother character. The content of the novel is the story of Elizabeth, ofhow she and Darcy arrive at nuptial happiness by an improbableand circuitous route. The story Austen has written is that of Darcy'swooing and winning of Elizabeth.   Darcy's capture of Elizabeth represents the triumph of reason overperversity. But Darcy does not win Elizabeth merely by persistence,though this helps greatly. To win the love of such a woman is noteasy but Darcy believes it to be well worthwhile—— she will love him,if ever she does, for himself, as she is not desperate to achieve greatwealth or social status through marriage.