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Keira and Colin

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Source: made por me

My personal favourite Elizabeth and Darcy together!

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orgulho e preconceito

1995

2005

keira knightley

colin firth

elizabeth bennet

mr darcy

This Jane Austen ícone contains retrato, headshot, close up, closeup, traje de passeio, and terno de negócio. There might also be bem vestido pessoa, terno, calças de terno, terninho, pessoa bem vestida, terno das calças, pantsuit, terno de calça, terno, terno de roupas, terno de roupa, vestido de terno, vestido completo, fraque, casaca, caudas, laço branco, laço branco e caudas, terno de vestido, vestido cheio, tailcoat, cauda, caudas, gravata branca, gravata branca e caudas, and rabo de pie.

Social Class and the Bennet Family in "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE"

posted by DR76

SOCIAL CLASS AND THE BENNET FAMILY IN "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE"

Considering how long I have been a fã of Jane Austen’s 1813 novel, "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" and its numerous televisão and movie adaptations, I am surprised that I have never considered something about its heroine, Elizabeth Bennet, and her family. Ever since I have been leitura numerous artigos about the novel and its adaptations, I have noticed that many have labeled the Bennet family as members of the middle-class or the upper middle-class in Regency England. And it finally occurred to me that many of these fãs were in error....

Sense and Sensibility

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"Consequences of Lust"

posted by DR76

"CONSEQUENCES OF LUST"

All of Jane Austen's completed novels were first published during the Regency decade between 1810 and 1819, leaving present-day fãs to celebrate the 200th anniversaries of each novel during this decade (2010-2019). Among those novels are "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE", now celebrating its bicentennial anniversary and "MANSFIELD PARK", which will be doing the same seguinte year.

"PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" told the story of five daughters of an English landowner named Mr. Bennet, whose wife is desperate to find husbands for them all. The novel was written from the viewpoint of Mr. Bennet's...