A shockingmarriage ofconvenience takesplace within yoursocial circle two-thirds of the wayin.Your father isabsolutelyterrible withmoney. No onehas ever toldhim this.Everyone in theneighborhood,including yourmother, hasranked you andyour sisters inorder of hotness.A woman in anabsurd hat ismean to you;there is nothingyou can do.You saysomething archyet generousabout anotherwoman bothyounger andricher than you.Someone youknow has fallenill. Notmelodramaticallyill justinterestingly soThere are three menin your life: one truelove, one temptingbut rakishacquaintance, and athird distantpossibility.Someonedisagreeabletries topersuade youto join a gameof cards.You attempt tobefriend someoneslightly above orslightly below yousocial station andare soundlypunished.All of yourdresseslook likenightgowns.You have fivehundred a year.From who? Fivehundred what? Noone knows. No onecares. You have it.It's yours.You are in agarden andyou areastonished.A man proposesto you, then toanother, lesserwoman when youpolitely spurn him.A womanwho hatesyou isplaying thepianoforteA member of thearmed forces hasrevealed himselfto be morallydeficient.You developa resentmentat a publicdance.You oncetook awalk witha cad.A woman who isnot your mothertreats you like herdaughter. Youractual mother isdead or ridiculous.A picnichas gonehorriblywrong.You have onefriend; he is thirty,does businesswith your father,and you are goingto marry himsomeday.A charmingman attemptsto flirt withyou. This isterrible.Someonedisagreeable istrying topersuade youto take a trip toBath.A girl you haveonly just mettell you asecret, and youdespise her forit.You have becomeexceedinglyashamed of whatyour conduct hasbeen.A shockingmarriage ofconvenience takesplace within yoursocial circle two-thirds of the wayin.Your father isabsolutelyterrible withmoney. No onehas ever toldhim this.Everyone in theneighborhood,including yourmother, hasranked you andyour sisters inorder of hotness.A woman in anabsurd hat ismean to you;there is nothingyou can do.You saysomething archyet generousabout anotherwoman bothyounger andricher than you.Someone youknow has fallenill. Notmelodramaticallyill justinterestingly soThere are three menin your life: one truelove, one temptingbut rakishacquaintance, and athird distantpossibility.Someonedisagreeabletries topersuade youto join a gameof cards.You attempt tobefriend someoneslightly above orslightly below yousocial station andare soundlypunished.All of yourdresseslook likenightgowns.You have fivehundred a year.From who? Fivehundred what? Noone knows. No onecares. You have it.It's yours.You are in agarden andyou areastonished.A man proposesto you, then toanother, lesserwoman when youpolitely spurn him.A womanwho hatesyou isplaying thepianoforteA member of thearmed forces hasrevealed himselfto be morallydeficient.You developa resentmentat a publicdance.You oncetook awalk witha cad.A woman who isnot your mothertreats you like herdaughter. Youractual mother isdead or ridiculous.A picnichas gonehorriblywrong.You have onefriend; he is thirty,does businesswith your father,and you are goingto marry himsomeday.A charmingman attemptsto flirt withyou. This isterrible.Someonedisagreeable istrying topersuade youto take a trip toBath.A girl you haveonly just mettell you asecret, and youdespise her forit.You have becomeexceedinglyashamed of whatyour conduct hasbeen.

Jane Austen Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A shocking marriage of convenience takes place within your social circle two-thirds of the way in.
  2. Your father is absolutely terrible with money. No one has ever told him this.
  3. Everyone in the neighborhood, including your mother, has ranked you and your sisters in order of hotness.
  4. A woman in an absurd hat is mean to you; there is nothing you can do.
  5. You say something arch yet generous about another woman both younger and richer than you.
  6. Someone you know has fallen ill. Not melodramatically ill just interestingly so
  7. There are three men in your life: one true love, one tempting but rakish acquaintance, and a third distant possibility.
  8. Someone disagreeable tries to persuade you to join a game of cards.
  9. You attempt to befriend someone slightly above or slightly below you social station and are soundly punished.
  10. All of your dresses look like nightgowns.
  11. You have five hundred a year. From who? Five hundred what? No one knows. No one cares. You have it. It's yours.
  12. You are in a garden and you are astonished.
  13. A man proposes to you, then to another, lesser woman when you politely spurn him.
  14. A woman who hates you is playing the pianoforte
  15. A member of the armed forces has revealed himself to be morally deficient.
  16. You develop a resentment at a public dance.
  17. You once took a walk with a cad.
  18. A woman who is not your mother treats you like her daughter. Your actual mother is dead or ridiculous.
  19. A picnic has gone horribly wrong.
  20. You have one friend; he is thirty, does business with your father, and you are going to marry him someday.
  21. A charming man attempts to flirt with you. This is terrible.
  22. Someone disagreeable is trying to persuade you to take a trip to Bath.
  23. A girl you have only just met tell you a secret, and you despise her for it.
  24. You have become exceedingly ashamed of what your conduct has been.