It was not easy for girls from poor families in the late nineteenth century. And it was extremely difficult for parents. To give the daughter a married husband for a wealthy and decent man, without a dowry, for the father of a provincial family was a task almost unsolvable. And if he has five daughters, then there is nothing to talk about. A similar situation developed in Mr. Bennet's family. His wife had no intelligence, no upbringing, no origin. However, she had a high opinion of her own person. Of course, it was impossible to find spiritual support in it. Daughters also did not inspire hope. At least three of them. The older ones, Jane and Elizabeth, inherited their mind and spiritual qualities from their father. The twists and turns in the fate of the Bennett family include the novel Pride and Prejudice.