A tall, handsome gentleman of very large estate in Derbyshire and the friend of Mr. Bingley. At Meryton he is judged proud, reserved, and above his company, and the neighbourhood that admired him on sight turns against him within an evening.
Chapter VI
Almost against his will he begins to admire Elizabeth, her eyes and her quickness, though he would not own it aloud.
Chapter XXXIV
He proposes to Elizabeth at Hunsford, telling her he loves her against his better judgement. She refuses him.
Chapter XXXV
His letter answers her charges: he confesses parting Bingley from Jane, but lays bare the true history of Wickham, including the attempt on his sister Georgiana.
Chapter XLIII
At Pemberley he meets Elizabeth again, civil and warm, eager that she think better of him and that she meet his sister.
Chapter LII
Unknown to her family, it is he who finds Lydia and Wickham in London and buys the marriage that saves the Bennets' name.
Chapter LVIII
He proposes again, humbled and changed, and is accepted.
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