The correct answer here would be the option B.
Shaw here is clearly disapproving the ways of the passionately religious people who he sees as not very moral and religious at all. They follow it for reasons other than faith or belief and one morality for than as good as another as long as it does not bother them. They do it for status and money. Shaw is clearly both sardonic and disdainful towards these people and he makes few humorous remarks on their behalf.
I believe the answer is: "But no sooner had he made it clear to himself and his friends that she hardly had a good feature in her face, than he began to find it was rendered uncommonly intelligent by the beautiful expression of her dark "
From the lines, It is clear that Darcy initially perceived Elizabeth as ugly, which unusual among females that he usually see in his social standing.
Then, after interracting with ther, he realized that Elizabeth has astounding inner beauty and intellect which altered his perception toward her.
The answer is overcame, C.
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I see woods in this image. After this photograph was taken the train crashed?
