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The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Analytics'. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. *Clean Language Version* This unabridged version has updated spelling. Several instances of taking the Lord’s name in vain have been removed. With delightful language and unforgettable characters, readers enter the enchanting Regency era where overcoming pride of station and prejudicial opinions of others is surprisingly relatable to today. In this timeless classic, Jane Austen masterfully weaves the perfect blend of comedy, drama, and heartwarming family love. Darcy’s first impressions of each other will ever soften into friendship-and certainly never love. After he rudely snubs Elizabeth at a party, it seems impossible that Elizabeth’s and Mr. Bingley is instantly taken with Jane, Mr. Darcy is haughty and clear about his disdain for the Bennet family’s lack of station and decorum. Darcy comes for a visit-the sisters’ prospects look bright. When rich and handsome Charles Bingley moves into the neighborhood-and his rich and handsome friend Mr. The lovely young Bennet sisters, Jane and Elizabeth, are hoping to find their ideal husbands: men to bring them both love and financial security. The Pride and Prejudice Book Study is available to accompany this book.

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