Pride and prejudice in my words

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Mr Bennet was rigid; one thing led to another. Mrs Bennet was flabbergasted that her husband would not buy a new wardrobe of her own daughter. He proclaimed that she would not receive any affection from him, even if it was her marriage. Mrs Bennet could not believe his anger could stop his daughter from getting new clothes. She just couldn't comprehend the sadness her daughter was feeling. Elizabeth was now the most apologetic than she had ever been. That led to make Mr Darcy conversant for her sister. Her matrimony would give perfect elopement: Elizabeth had no dread of giving this information to her father. Lydia's marriage had been finished on the most worthy terms.