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2 years ago

Which statement from the passage supports the idea that Elizabeth may have a less than desirable social rank in English society?

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Brilliant_brown [7]2 years ago

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Elizabeth may have a less than desirable social rank in English society because is clearly middle-class.

<h3>Who is Elizabeth Bennet?</h3>

Elizabeth Bennet is a character in Pride and Prejudice story that serves as a

strong independent woman.

Even though she was considered as middle-class woman he considered herself as one with high standards of integrity.

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