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Pride and Prejudice 10/27/25(Mon)11:51:43 No.24833474
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Pride and Prejudice Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)11:51:43 No.24833474 Archived
>start reading this
>kind of meh, can't get into it
>also can't stop thinking about it somehow
>keep reading
>literally fly through it
What is this magic? There's something about Austen's prose that draws you in. What book of hers should I read next?
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10/27/25(Mon)11:56:03 No.24833481
Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)11:56:03 No.24833481
>>24833474
Sense and Sensibility
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10/27/25(Mon)11:58:34 No.24833488
Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)11:58:34 No.24833488
>>24833474
you might be interested in the fairly short essay Woolf wrote on Austen: www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/64457/pg64457-images.html#Jane_Austen
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