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Jane Austen's works include Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, and Emma.Jane Austen = still popular English novelist who used wit and irony to critique social norms (1775-1817)
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Jane Austen's sharp wit and keen observations make her novels timeless classics.
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He told me he loved Jane Austen. (source)
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I read my books like Anna Karenina and the novels of Jane Austen and trusted in my father's words: "Malala is free as a bird."† (source)Jane Austen = English novelist whose protagonists overcome popular trivialities and misconceptions in clever and insightful novels of manners (1775-1817)
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Another reason Mychal and I were doomed—he doesn't want to have sex unless he's in love, and yes, I know that virginity is a misogynistic and oppressive social construct, but I still want to lose it, and meanwhile I've got this boy hemming and hawing like we're in a Jane Austen novel.† (source)
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My new colleague's name is Eleanor Pribst, and I would love to read what Jane Austen might have written about her.† (source)
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I had a small collection of books that came with me to Forks, the shabbiest volume being a compilation of the works of Jane Austen.† (source)Jane Austen = English novelist whose protagonists overcome popular trivialities and misconceptions in clever and insightful novels of manners (1775-1817)
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She had lolled about for three years at Girton with the kind of books she could equally have read at home—Jane Austen, Dickens, Conrad, all in the library downstairs, in complete sets.† (source)
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I waited patiently—years—for the pendulum to swing the other way, for men to start reading Jane Austen, learn how to knit, pretend to love cosmos, organize scrapbook parties, and make out with each other while we leer.† (source)
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I guess Jane Austen wouldn't be too much affected, but relying on her would leave our reading a little thin.† (source)
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I'm sure that's how Jane Austen would describe it, and I've been reading her books again.† (source)
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But insulated by her money, a staff of paid attendants, and unwavering selfabsorption, Pittman was heedless of the resentment and scorn she inspired in others; she remained as oblivious as Jane Austen's Emma.† (source)
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She laughs and says maybe she'll see him in Spanish as she strolls to Jane Austen and the Victorians.† (source)
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He gave her his best newscaster smile, at once managing to take in her Jane Austen T-shirt, old sneakers, and off-brand jeans while completely missing her face.† (source)
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It was like being in a Jane Austen novel, but one with far less clothing.† (source)
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I have no idea whether Andrew is going to want to go to Jane Austen's house.† (source)
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