Mr. Darcy's younger sister, more than ten years his junior, spoken of as very handsome and highly accomplished. The Bingley sisters praise her warmly and would gladly see her married to their brother.
Chapter XXI
Caroline Bingley holds her up as the pattern of an accomplished young lady, in hopes of fixing her brother Charles upon her.
Chapter XXXV
Darcy's letter discloses what was hidden: at fifteen she was nearly persuaded to elope with Wickham, who wanted her thirty thousand pounds.
Chapter XLIV
Met at last at Pemberley, she proves not proud but exceedingly shy, and gentle with Elizabeth.
Chapter XLV
At Pemberley her brother brings her to meet Elizabeth; shy almost to distress, she warms under Elizabeth's ease.
Chapter LVIII
She rejoices, in her quiet way, when her brother's engagement to Elizabeth promises her the sister she has long wished for.
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