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| bigram | frequency |
|---|---|
| lady catherine | 99 |
| miss bingley | 72 |
| miss bennet | 60 |
| sir william | 38 |
| miss darcy | 34 |
| young man | 34 |
| de bourgh | 34 |
| dare say | 31 |
| colonel forster | 26 |
| colonel fitzwilliam | 25 |
| young ladies | 25 |
| cried elizabeth | 24 |
| miss lucas | 23 |
| great deal | 23 |
| went away | 21 |
| miss de | 20 |
| thousand pounds | 20 |
| next morning | 19 |
| lady lucas | 18 |
| replied elizabeth | 18 |
| soon afterwards | 16 |
| young lady | 16 |
| dear lizzy | 15 |
| every thing | 15 |
| let us | 15 |
| whole party | 14 |
| catherine de | 14 |
| next day | 14 |
| every day | 14 |
| good humour | 13 |
| elizabeth felt | 13 |
| will never | 13 |
| miss elizabeth | 12 |
| young men | 12 |
| much better | 12 |
| ten thousand | 11 |
| never saw | 11 |
| never heard | 11 |
| dear sir | 10 |
| nothing else | 10 |
| last night | 10 |
| young woman | 9 |
| every moment | 9 |
| gave way | 9 |
| good opinion | 9 |
| take care | 9 |
| make haste | 9 |
| elizabeth saw | 9 |
| come back | 9 |
| chapter elizabeth | 9 |
| great pleasure | 9 |
| gracechurch street | 9 |
| either side | 9 |
| will make | 9 |
| miss eliza | 9 |
| never seen | 8 |
| many years | 8 |
| long enough | 8 |
| must make | 8 |
| long ago | 8 |
| one day | 8 |
| younger sisters | 8 |
| charlotte lucas | 8 |
| must know | 8 |
| dear aunt | 8 |
| good deal | 8 |
| george wickham | 7 |
| late mr | 7 |
| replied jane | 7 |
| dear jane | 7 |
| will give | 7 |
| william lucas | 7 |
| hardly know | 7 |
| elizabeth looked | 7 |
| every respect | 7 |
| chapter mr | 7 |
| miss bennets | 7 |
| must go | 7 |
| turned away | 7 |
| elizabeth bennet | 7 |
| took place | 7 |
| soon found | 7 |
| saw mr | 6 |
| will go | 6 |
| shall never | 6 |
| many hours | 6 |
| see mr | 6 |
| walked towards | 6 |
| must feel | 6 |
| whole family | 6 |
| think well | 6 |
| longbourn family | 6 |
| every sentence | 6 |
| dear mr | 6 |
| replied darcy | 6 |
| two gentlemen | 6 |
| shall certainly | 6 |
| elizabeth made | 6 |
| dear miss | 6 |
| without saying | 6 |
| eldest daughter | 6 |
| lucas lodge | 6 |
| first object | 6 |
| say something | 6 |
| dear lydia | 6 |
| scarcely ever | 6 |
| many months | 6 |
| almost every | 6 |
| tell us | 6 |
| two sisters | 6 |
| dear sister | 6 |
| anything else | 6 |
| second time | 6 |
| one side | 6 |
| darcy might | 6 |
| never see | 6 |
| dearest lizzy | 6 |
| fair cousins | 5 |
| going away | 5 |
| first place | 5 |
| eldest sister | 5 |
| two ladies | 5 |
| replied mr | 5 |
| take place | 5 |
| cried jane | 5 |
| humble abode | 5 |
| years ago | 5 |
| cried mrs | 5 |
| every particular | 5 |
| run away | 5 |
| drew near | 5 |
| good gracious | 5 |
| ten minutes | 5 |
| five daughters | 5 |
| large party | 5 |
| darcy looked | 5 |
| say nothing | 5 |
| netherfield ball | 5 |
| elizabeth found | 5 |
| longbourn estate | 5 |
| good spirits | 5 |
| pass away | 5 |
| towards mr | 5 |
| two girls | 5 |
| first came | 5 |
| may depend | 5 |
| every possible | 5 |
| must confess | 5 |
| elizabeth tried | 5 |
| will ever | 5 |
| three weeks | 5 |
| must speak | 5 |
| miss king | 5 |
| will take | 5 |
| elizabeth soon | 5 |
| five minutes | 5 |
| dear madam | 5 |
| turned back | 5 |
| elizabeth listened | 5 |
| dear wickham | 5 |
| every idea | 5 |
| go away | 5 |
| took leave | 5 |
| quite well | 5 |
| short pause | 5 |
| good news | 5 |
| think ill | 5 |
| without knowing | 5 |
| one morning | 4 |
| younger girls | 4 |
| highest opinion | 4 |
| town last | 4 |
| shall hope | 4 |
| little longer | 4 |
| elizabeth took | 4 |
| short time | 4 |
| much engaged | 4 |
| walked away | 4 |
| long time | 4 |
| ten miles | 4 |
| came back | 4 |
| wedding clothes | 4 |
| will soon | 4 |
| give pleasure | 4 |
| never met | 4 |
| last summer | 4 |
| young women | 4 |
| family dinner | 4 |
| younger son | 4 |
| cried bingley | 4 |
| seeing mr | 4 |
| bingley will | 4 |
| several minutes | 4 |
| two young | 4 |
| just now | 4 |
| good wishes | 4 |
| will believe | 4 |
| jane looked | 4 |
| slight bow | 4 |
| years old | 4 |
| must write | 4 |
| catherine seemed | 4 |
| last year | 4 |
| much longer | 4 |
| looked forward | 4 |
| nothing less | 4 |
| captain carter | 4 |
| without interruption | 4 |
| last week | 4 |
| short silence | 4 |
| give way | 4 |
| well enough | 4 |
| elizabeth received | 4 |
| will probably | 4 |
| much attention | 4 |
| aunt phillips | 4 |
| passed away | 4 |
| will find | 4 |
| though mrs | 4 |
| two eldest | 4 |
| must marry | 4 |
| might make | 4 |
| five thousand | 4 |
| really believe | 4 |
| well married | 4 |
| dear father | 4 |
| three miles | 4 |
| much trouble | 4 |
| taken place | 4 |
| may well | 4 |
| done away | 4 |
| good enough | 4 |
| two youngest | 4 |
| without much | 4 |
| large fortune | 4 |
| good luck | 4 |
| easily believe | 4 |
| absolutely necessary | 4 |
| saw anything | 4 |
| shall see | 4 |
| last letter | 4 |
| must give | 4 |
| away without | 4 |
| perfect indifference | 4 |
| good breeding | 4 |
| thought elizabeth | 4 |
| near enough | 4 |
| three months | 4 |
| first time | 4 |
| every attempt | 4 |
| human nature | 3 |
| cousin elizabeth | 3 |
| every reason | 3 |
| might see | 3 |
| see whether | 3 |
| great enjoyment | 3 |
| scarcely knowing | 3 |
| jane will | 3 |
| next ball | 3 |
| fine eyes | 3 |
| will allow | 3 |
| made elizabeth | 3 |
| never yet | 3 |
| beyond anything | 3 |
| quite delighted | 3 |
| whole course | 3 |
| replied wickham | 3 |
| cried miss | 3 |
| elder sister | 3 |
| widely different | 3 |
| away just | 3 |
| hackney coach | 3 |
| turned towards | 3 |
| two elder | 3 |
| elder miss | 3 |
| handsome enough | 3 |
| anyone else | 3 |
| lewis de | 3 |
| sensible man | 3 |
| particular friend | 3 |
| know nothing | 3 |
| marry lydia | 3 |
| hardly knew | 3 |
| letter arrived | 3 |
| last spring | 3 |
| strong objections | 3 |
| without bringing | 3 |
| shall give | 3 |
| soon began | 3 |
| now made | 3 |
| get husbands | 3 |
| far beyond | 3 |
| great surprise | 3 |
| left brighton | 3 |
| perfectly convinced | 3 |
| dear uncle | 3 |
| three young | 3 |
| ten years | 3 |
| help laughing | 3 |
| poor lydia | 3 |
| lydia bennet | 3 |
| much like | 3 |
| anything extraordinary | 3 |
| think without | 3 |
| gravel walk | 3 |
| bennet seemed | 3 |
| help feeling | 3 |
| little attention | 3 |
| often seen | 3 |
| family circle | 3 |
| good qualities | 3 |
| another word | 3 |
| know whether | 3 |
| pemberley house | 3 |
| elizabeth now | 3 |
| cried mr | 3 |
| young people | 3 |
| life saw | 3 |
| hardly ever | 3 |
| good kind | 3 |
| daughters married | 3 |
| one time | 3 |
| eight years | 3 |
| still something | 3 |
| make inquiries | 3 |
| elizabeth related | 3 |
| step forward | 3 |
| rosings park | 3 |
| really believed | 3 |
| thank heaven | 3 |
| three days | 3 |
| two days | 3 |
| help saying | 3 |
| elizabeth instantly | 3 |
| everything else | 3 |
| dearest jane | 3 |
| return home | 3 |
| bennet still | 3 |
| two years | 3 |
| next week | 3 |
| great comfort | 3 |
| though jane | 3 |
| eliza bennet | 3 |
| must always | 3 |
| evening passed | 3 |
| may say | 3 |
| four times | 3 |
| go home | 3 |
| finally settled | 3 |
| elizabeth thought | 3 |
| another young | 3 |
| hardly help | 3 |
| agreeable man | 3 |
| less agreeable | 3 |
| collins returned | 3 |
| following day | 3 |
| shall send | 3 |
| sir lewis | 3 |
| different times | 3 |
| within view | 3 |
| four evenings | 3 |
| real character | 3 |
| earnest desire | 3 |
| talking together | 3 |
| will always | 3 |
| dear friend | 3 |
| daughter married | 3 |
| perfectly satisfied | 3 |
| heard nothing | 3 |
| perfectly well | 3 |
| bringing forward | 3 |
| much conversation | 3 |
| friends will | 3 |
| dear eliza | 3 |
| coming home | 3 |
| seemed quite | 3 |
| dear cousin | 3 |
| many things | 3 |
| will think | 3 |
| know mr | 3 |
| better acquainted | 3 |
| never forget | 3 |
| shall take | 3 |
| will hardly | 3 |
| good sort | 3 |
| charming man | 3 |
| much less | 3 |
| carriage drove | 3 |
| good conduct | 3 |
| shall hear | 3 |
| way home | 3 |
| day passed | 3 |
| marry mr | 3 |
| last day | 3 |
| miss lydia | 3 |
| longbourn house | 3 |
| generally known | 3 |
| second daughter | 3 |
| breakfast room | 3 |
| gentlemen came | 3 |
| one night | 3 |
| may wish | 3 |
| one good | 3 |
| now come | 3 |
| quite certain | 3 |
| lottery tickets | 3 |
| good sense | 3 |
| probably never | 3 |
| many others | 3 |
| low voice | 3 |
| following morning | 3 |
| sister must | 3 |
| never felt | 3 |
| shook hands | 3 |
| favourable answer | 3 |
| last november | 3 |
| pretty much | 3 |
| much mistaken | 3 |
| however little | 3 |
| two daughters | 3 |
| speak ill | 3 |
| twenty years | 3 |
| disagreeable man | 3 |
| every morning | 3 |
| good heaven | 3 |
| cried lydia | 3 |
| one else | 3 |
| just like | 3 |
| highly gratified | 3 |
| must now | 3 |
| knew nothing | 3 |
| heard much | 3 |
| extremely agreeable | 3 |
| poor mother | 3 |
| think better | 3 |
| several times | 3 |
| good girl | 3 |
| much good | 3 |
| one thousand | 3 |
| must endeavour | 3 |
| good fortune | 3 |
| smallest objection | 3 |
| sweet girl | 3 |
| quite equal | 3 |
| remarkably well | 3 |
| may perhaps | 3 |
| months ago | 3 |
| two dances | 3 |
| great many | 3 |
| different manner | 3 |
| fair cousin | 3 |
| dear charlotte | 3 |
| ever done | 3 |
| darcy took | 3 |
| manners recommended | 2 |
| every female | 2 |
| made acquainted | 2 |
| know every | 2 |
| six weeks | 2 |
| anything rather | 2 |
| intimately acquainted | 2 |
| half whisper | 2 |
| must occasion | 2 |
| long speeches | 2 |
| continue long | 2 |
| take possession | 2 |
| poor wickham | 2 |
| younger ones | 2 |
| young gentleman | 2 |
| dreadful news | 2 |
| never occurred | 2 |
| pleasing intelligence | 2 |
| now convinced | 2 |
| never intending | 2 |
| replied charlotte | 2 |
| shall ever | 2 |
| gave charlotte | 2 |
| charming young | 2 |
| younger sister | 2 |
| pray let | 2 |
| much embarrassed | 2 |
| carriage stopped | 2 |
| civil inquiries | 2 |
| horrid man | 2 |
| dear elizabeth | 2 |
| following manner | 2 |
| day later | 2 |
| gentlemanlike manner | 2 |
| pray tell | 2 |
| time much | 2 |
| nothing remained | 2 |
| considerable time | 2 |
| elizabeth immediately | 2 |
| asked elizabeth | 2 |
| monday fortnight | 2 |
| little lizzy | 2 |
| amiable charlotte | 2 |
| lately married | 2 |
| one individual | 2 |
| scandalous falsehood | 2 |
| little advantage | 2 |
| low phaeton | 2 |
| quite enough | 2 |
| get away | 2 |
| elizabeth began | 2 |
| blue coat | 2 |
| much reason | 2 |
| uncommon advantage | 2 |
| wedding took | 2 |
| elizabeth impatiently | 2 |
| must comprehend | 2 |
| great hopes | 2 |
| observing mr | 2 |
| gretna green | 2 |
| great condescension | 2 |
| little time | 2 |
| two months | 2 |
| disposition must | 2 |
| almost secure | 2 |
| present circumstances | 2 |
| long prevented | 2 |
| powerful motive | 2 |
| ladies set | 2 |
| will prove | 2 |
| uncomfortable enough | 2 |
| breakfast parlour | 2 |
| feeling towards | 2 |
| whatever may | 2 |
| must tell | 2 |
| well pleased | 2 |
| wait till | 2 |
| till sir | 2 |
| soon drew | 2 |
| best method | 2 |
| might reasonably | 2 |
| first called | 2 |
| best friend | 2 |
| sister scarcely | 2 |
| dearest friend | 2 |
| perfect unconcern | 2 |
| wickham began | 2 |
| finally resolved | 2 |
| till yesterday | 2 |
| four miles | 2 |
| just received | 2 |
| might say | 2 |
| often talk | 2 |
| might now | 2 |
| dearest sister | 2 |
| quite right | 2 |
| heaven forbid | 2 |
| lydia came | 2 |
| easily believed | 2 |
| money matters | 2 |
| might never | 2 |
| frequently invited | 2 |
| room window | 2 |
| younger daughters | 2 |
| affectionate mother | 2 |
| bold enough | 2 |
| must leave | 2 |
| looked surprised | 2 |
| defy even | 2 |
| quite sure | 2 |
| dinner time | 2 |
| well aware | 2 |
| every hope | 2 |
| will immediately | 2 |
| elizabeth told | 2 |
| darcy must | 2 |
| another motive | 2 |
| much love | 2 |
| comes back | 2 |
| may spend | 2 |
| disgraceful light | 2 |
| known nothing | 2 |
| will know | 2 |
| superior society | 2 |
| say much | 2 |
| slight acquaintance | 2 |
| ill qualified | 2 |
| bennet began | 2 |
| seemed almost | 2 |
| hardly bear | 2 |
| much deference | 2 |
| darcy seemed | 2 |
| great attentions | 2 |
| present occasion | 2 |
| beg leave | 2 |
| whose character | 2 |
| often observed | 2 |
| already arisen | 2 |
| great favourite | 2 |
| ever think | 2 |
| seen pemberley | 2 |
| fitzwilliam darcy | 2 |
| something else | 2 |
| strong attachment | 2 |
| equal degree | 2 |
| equally well | 2 |
| following tuesday | 2 |
| every occasion | 2 |
| ever seen | 2 |
| scarcely anything | 2 |
| now began | 2 |
| fast approaching | 2 |
| principal object | 2 |
| get home | 2 |
| us hope | 2 |
| four days | 2 |
| time drew | 2 |
| bennet will | 2 |
| three years | 2 |
| may defy | 2 |
| striking resemblance | 2 |
| violent hurry | 2 |
| elegant female | 2 |
| eagerly watched | 2 |
| therefore obliged | 2 |
| success might | 2 |
| debts behind | 2 |
| happy woman | 2 |
| reason away | 2 |
| though perhaps | 2 |
| nothing worse | 2 |
| london might | 2 |
| collins seemed | 2 |
| three thousand | 2 |
| without speaking | 2 |
| excellent father | 2 |
| certain event | 2 |
| bennet sat | 2 |
| now passed | 2 |
| single man | 2 |
| shall know | 2 |
| elizabeth heard | 2 |
| delightful intercourse | 2 |
| drink tea | 2 |
| within doors | 2 |
| every review | 2 |
| always say | 2 |
| much recovered | 2 |
| chief object | 2 |
| may ever | 2 |
| now told | 2 |
| elizabeth walked | 2 |
| wedding day | 2 |
| courage enough | 2 |
| giving way | 2 |
| grosvenor street | 2 |
| conversation together | 2 |
| received pleasure | 2 |
| might expect | 2 |
| near brighton | 2 |
| minutes longer | 2 |
| handsomest young | 2 |
| bennet sent | 2 |
| caroline bingley | 2 |
| never came | 2 |
| never receive | 2 |
| good journey | 2 |
| situation must | 2 |
| one mind | 2 |
| well know | 2 |
| saw much | 2 |
| elizabeth joined | 2 |
| immediately began | 2 |
| soon enough | 2 |
| take leave | 2 |
| different sort | 2 |
| still better | 2 |
| one looked | 2 |
| quite shocking | 2 |
| handsome girl | 2 |
| heightened complexion | 2 |
| worth knowing | 2 |
| ever lived | 2 |
| must acknowledge | 2 |
| will excuse | 2 |
| event takes | 2 |
| going forward | 2 |
| officious attention | 2 |
| standing together | 2 |
| away till | 2 |
| greatest satisfaction | 2 |
| one hundred | 2 |
| get rid | 2 |
| aunt now | 2 |
| something still | 2 |
| never liked | 2 |
| one thing | 2 |
| ten days | 2 |
| might take | 2 |
| better worth | 2 |
| must therefore | 2 |
| ever known | 2 |
| two friends | 2 |
| scarcely needed | 2 |
| every time | 2 |
| giving one | 2 |
| whole evening | 2 |
| hardly keep | 2 |
| desirable event | 2 |
| never come | 2 |
| rising ground | 2 |
| will say | 2 |
| absolutely resolved | 2 |
| less certain | 2 |
| determine whether | 2 |
| may go | 2 |
| busily engaged | 2 |
| marry without | 2 |
| saying much | 2 |
| left meryton | 2 |
| forster came | 2 |
| thrown open | 2 |
| often meet | 2 |
| daughter well | 2 |
| without feeling | 2 |
| told us | 2 |
| drew back | 2 |
| proper direction | 2 |
| now absolutely | 2 |
| became vacant | 2 |
| looking woman | 2 |
| quite alone | 2 |
| highly expedient | 2 |
| little alteration | 2 |
| little relieved | 2 |
| giving happiness | 2 |
| little mistake | 2 |
| feelings toward | 2 |
| greatest relief | 2 |
| another reason | 2 |
| utter amazement | 2 |
| perfectly amiable | 2 |
| much beauty | 2 |
| first two | 2 |
| elizabeth turned | 2 |
| gardiner expressed | 2 |
| liberally bestowed | 2 |
| tempered man | 2 |
| even sir | 2 |
| gardiners stayed | 2 |
| must find | 2 |
| first arrival | 2 |
| feelings towards | 2 |
| always giving | 2 |
| lizzy will | 2 |
| doubting whether | 2 |
| went along | 2 |
| utmost politeness | 2 |
| less interesting | 2 |
| earnest contemplation | 2 |
| many pretty | 2 |
| last time | 2 |
| four years | 2 |
| meet mr | 2 |
| long absence | 2 |
| lady anne | 2 |
| left longbourn | 2 |
| jane saw | 2 |
| quick step | 2 |
| must beg | 2 |
| family party | 2 |
| uncle phillips | 2 |
| will dance | 2 |
| way towards | 2 |
| scarcely opened | 2 |
| wholly without | 2 |
| right way | 2 |
| least chance | 2 |
| three daughters | 2 |
| moment increasing | 2 |
| ever mentioned | 2 |
| seeing bingley | 2 |
| first appearance | 2 |
| nobody else | 2 |
| months since | 2 |
| found little | 2 |
| safely say | 2 |
| honoured father | 2 |
| added kitty | 2 |
| usual employments | 2 |
| last half | 2 |
| every point | 2 |
| material weight | 2 |
| per annum | 2 |
| uncomfortable feelings | 2 |
| must hope | 2 |
| narrowly observed | 2 |
| first evening | 2 |
| elizabeth seemed | 2 |
| may take | 2 |
| really love | 2 |
| still less | 2 |
| much signify | 2 |
| turning away | 2 |
| bad enough | 2 |
| stay till | 2 |
| pray make | 2 |
| felt persuaded | 2 |
| always speak | 2 |
| present party | 2 |
| others equally | 2 |
| shall soon | 2 |
| still continued | 2 |
| possible way | 2 |
| though every | 2 |
| great reader | 2 |
| soon felt | 2 |
| constant source | 2 |
| woman may | 2 |
| hear lady | 2 |
| everybody else | 2 |
| ever mr | 2 |
| smallest degree | 2 |
| forster will | 2 |
| four thousand | 2 |
| every view | 2 |
| three younger | 2 |
| favourite child | 2 |
| instantly resolved | 2 |
| soon led | 2 |
| respect towards | 2 |
| leave kent | 2 |
| darcy gave | 2 |
| many good | 2 |
| humoured ease | 2 |
| darcy returned | 2 |
| small market | 2 |
| will turn | 2 |
| reasonably hope | 2 |
| ever felt | 2 |
| already heard | 2 |
| without anger | 2 |
| soon gone | 2 |
| cousin will | 2 |
| make us | 2 |
| might seem | 2 |
| bingley may | 2 |
| every line | 2 |
| turning towards | 2 |
| neither jane | 2 |
| young cousin | 2 |
| almost entirely | 2 |
| small importance | 2 |
| silent indignation | 2 |
| never read | 2 |
| marriage state | 2 |
| quite forgot | 2 |
| intimate friend | 2 |
| think meanly | 2 |
| console lady | 2 |
| great loss | 2 |
| sure jane | 2 |
| soon satisfied | 2 |
| intimate friends | 2 |
| never failed | 2 |
| awkward pause | 2 |
| well assured | 2 |
| high woody | 2 |
| days ago | 2 |
| another man | 2 |
| wholly unexpected | 2 |
| may like | 2 |
| openly acknowledged | 2 |
| observed mary | 2 |
| slight observation | 2 |
| cold meat | 2 |
| two men | 2 |
| without attempting | 2 |
| little copse | 2 |
| hours together | 2 |
| daughter endeavoured | 2 |
| good friends | 2 |
| lost every | 2 |
| cousin jane | 2 |
| make one | 2 |
| readily comprehend | 2 |
| often happen | 2 |
| much admired | 2 |
| elizabeth passed | 2 |
| infinitely superior | 2 |
| lady like | 2 |
| one daughter | 2 |
| eldest miss | 2 |
| rather believe | 2 |
| great indeed | 2 |
| every subject | 2 |
| quite happy | 2 |
| maria lucas | 2 |
| cried darcy | 2 |
| uncommonly well | 2 |
| whole affair | 2 |
| silent till | 2 |
| within five | 2 |
| agreeable manner | 2 |
| elegant woman | 2 |
| respectable family | 2 |
| though often | 2 |
| darcy appeared | 2 |
| elizabeth silently | 2 |
| slight inclination | 2 |
| told mrs | 2 |
| much affection | 2 |
| people may | 2 |
| much higher | 2 |
| ask whether | 2 |
| leave london | 2 |
| one point | 2 |
| much disposed | 2 |
| certainly shall | 2 |
| happily employed | 2 |
| always glad | 2 |
| give one | 2 |
| extremely glad | 2 |
| general behaviour | 2 |
| present mr | 2 |
| great difference | 2 |
| tolerably well | 2 |
| nearest relations | 2 |
| must possess | 2 |
| without thinking | 2 |
| part us | 2 |
| pemberley family | 2 |
| may remember | 2 |
| indirect boast | 2 |
| happy together | 2 |
| great inclination | 2 |
| bingley immediately | 2 |
| enough recovered | 2 |
| another officer | 2 |
| beyond youth | 2 |
| short letter | 2 |
| good terms | 2 |
| beyond expression | 2 |
| till elizabeth | 2 |
| many professions | 2 |
| special licence | 2 |
| walking together | 2 |
| running away | 2 |
| last saw | 2 |
| will read | 2 |
| scarcely less | 2 |
| rather expected | 2 |
| pretty well | 2 |
| add something | 2 |
| domestic felicity | 2 |
| came forward | 2 |
| say mr | 2 |
| whole winter | 2 |
| low bow | 2 |
| drive away | 2 |
| time without | 2 |
| real opinion | 2 |
| strongly inclined | 2 |
| soon put | 2 |
| thought necessary | 2 |
| seemed pleased | 2 |
| long letter | 2 |
| vast deal | 2 |
| days time | 2 |
| respectable man | 2 |
| well known | 2 |
| saw nothing | 2 |
| might soon | 2 |
| last winter | 2 |
| every feeling | 2 |
| highly incensed | 2 |
| left netherfield | 2 |
| fortunate enough | 2 |
| soon joined | 2 |
| much money | 2 |
| every appearance | 2 |
| pitiable state | 2 |
| aunt told | 2 |
| assist mr | 2 |
| everybody says | 2 |
| friend denny | 2 |
| saw anyone | 2 |
| ill opinion | 2 |
| never even | 2 |
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