Pride and Prejudice - by Jane Austen

The matron of Longbourn, Mrs. Bennet, had five daughters, and ardently desired to find husbands for them all. When a rumor spread that a rich young man was going to live at Netherfield Hall, she was delighted. He would be the perfect husband for Jane, his eldest daughter. But when Charles Bingley arrived, his friend Darcy, a rich, handsome and proud gentleman, came with him. At a ball in Meryton, Darcy refused to dance with Elizabeth, Mrs. Bennet's attractive, intelligent and lively second daughter. Dear Mr. Darcy, never disdain an intelligent woman, as revenge may come in the form of eternal love.