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Seth Grahame-Smith's grisly (and great!) revision of "Pride and .... Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice is perhaps one of the most beloved classics in literature, if not the most beloved. It has inspired dozens of sequels and .... Summer Reading Gets a Makeover. NHPRall 2 news articles »...
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CBC.ca'Bright Star': Chaste portrayal of love, genius dims romantic filmBuffalo NewsAt the same time, it's as chaste as a Jane Austen novel and just as insistent on the melancholy malevolence of poverty and inadequate social standing in ....
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A watercolour of the man believed to have inspired Jane Austen's Mr Darcy character will be auctioned this month....
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Theatre takes 'Pride' in Jane Austen classicPioneer Press OnlineJane Austen's most famous couple, Elizabeth and Darcy, are played by Holly Robison and Scott Suroweicki. Mrs. Reynolds (Valerie Meachum) gives Mrs. Gardiner ...and more ...
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