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Pride and Prejudice

by Jane Austen

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England -- FictionYoung women -- FictionLove storiesSisters -- FictionDomestic fiction

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  1. 01Front matter~31 min
  2. 02Chapter I.~6 min
  3. 03CHAPTER II.~5 min
  4. 04CHAPTER III.~11 min
  5. 05CHAPTER IV.~7 min
  6. 06CHAPTER V.~6 min
  7. 07CHAPTER VI.~15 min
  8. 08CHAPTER VII.~13 min
  9. 09CHAPTER VIII.~13 min
  10. 10CHAPTER IX.~11 min
  11. 11CHAPTER X.~14 min
  12. 12CHAPTER XI.~11 min
  13. 13CHAPTER XII.~5 min
  14. 14CHAPTER XIII~11 min
  15. 15CHAPTER XIV~7 min
  16. 16CHAPTER XV.~11 min
  17. 17CHAPTER XVI.~22 min
  18. 18CHAPTER XVII.~8 min
  19. 19CHAPTER XVIII. — part 1~25 min
  20. 20CHAPTER XVIII. — part 2~9 min
  21. 21CHAPTER XIX.~12 min
  22. 22CHAPTER XX.~11 min
  23. 23CHAPTER XXI.~13 min
  24. 24CHAPTER XXII.~11 min
  25. 25CHAPTER XXIII.~11 min
  26. 26CHAPTER XXIV.~13 min
  27. 27CHAPTER XXV.~10 min
  28. 28CHAPTER XXVI.~15 min
  29. 29CHAPTER XXVII.~8 min
  30. 30CHAPTER XXVIII.~10 min

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It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife. However little known the feelings or views of such a man may be on his first entering a neighbourhood, this truth is so well fixed in the minds of the surrounding families, that he is considered as the rightful property of some one or other of their daughters.

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