Pride-and-Prejudice

a
Four-wheeled closed carriage.
b
Feast of St. Michael, celebrated on September 29.
c
Strong intellectual ability or other natural talents.
d
Copy out passages from one’s reading.
e
Brisk French country dance in which couples face each other in a line.
f
Right to hunt game.
g
Rented carriage.
h
“Vingt-un” is corrupted French for the card game twenty-one, or blackjack.
“Commerce” is a fashionable game in which players barter cards with one
another.
i
Where women’s hats are made and sold.
j
Volunteer troops, for homeland security against an anticipated Napoleonic
invasion.
k
Military dress of an officer of lowest commissioned rank.
l
Most likely a circulating library that charges a membership fee.
m
Formerly, one who not only prepared and sold “draughts” of medicine but