Hunsford parsonage

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Hunsford parsonage is the Kent country clergyman’s house in Jane Austen’s "Pride and Prejudice," best known as the home of the obsequious Mr. Collins near Rosings Park.

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Hunsford Parsonage 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional house
fictional location
appearsIn Pride and Prejudice NERFINISHED
associatedWithCharacter Charlotte Lucas NERFINISHED
Elizabeth Bennet NERFINISHED
Lady Catherine de Bourgh NERFINISHED
Mr. Collins NERFINISHED
clergyman William Collins NERFINISHED
country England
countryOfAuthor United Kingdom NERFINISHED
creator Jane Austen NERFINISHED
describedAs comfortable
modest
firstPublicationOfWork 1813
function clergyman’s house
genreContext novel of manners
romantic novel
hasThemeRelation clergy and patronage
marriage
social class
languageOfWork English
linkedToEstate Rosings Park NERFINISHED
literaryPeriod Regency era NERFINISHED
locatedInFictional Hunsford NERFINISHED
Kent NERFINISHED
medium literature
narrativeRole contrast to grandeur of Rosings Park
nearFictionalLocation Rosings Park NERFINISHED
notableFor depiction of Mr. Collins’s obsequiousness
scenes between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy
ownedBy Lady Catherine de Bourgh NERFINISHED
partOfWork setting of Pride and Prejudice
patronOfClergyman Lady Catherine de Bourgh NERFINISHED
resident Charlotte Collins NERFINISHED
Maria Lucas NERFINISHED
Mr. Collins NERFINISHED
settingForEvent Elizabeth Bennet’s stay in Kent
Mr. Collins’s proposal to Elizabeth Bennet
Mr. Darcy’s first proposal to Elizabeth Bennet
tenantedBy Charlotte Collins NERFINISHED
Mr. Collins NERFINISHED
visitor Colonel Fitzwilliam NERFINISHED
Elizabeth Bennet NERFINISHED
Mr. Darcy NERFINISHED
Sir William Lucas NERFINISHED

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Mr. Collins residence Hunsford parsonage
Lady Catherine de Bourgh visits Hunsford parsonage
this entity surface form: Hunsford Parsonage