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LITTLE MRS. COLLINS: Charlotte Lucas; A young lady without Pride or Prejudice Peggy Tulip:Paperback and other strange stories fromCharlotte Collins, wife of the Parson and mistress of Hunsford Parsonage for not yet one year, was a very happy woman indeed who occasionally pinched herself at disbelief at the sudden, extraordinary change in circumstances that had made her so. She admired Rosings, a large handsome dwelling some hundreds of yards down the lane from the Parsonage, but only the exterior. She considered everything within it too large and too grand for human comfort.