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Romance

Pride and Prejudice

With R. W. Chapman

With Alex Cabal

A Regency-era novel of manners in which five women try to adjust to their new neighbor, an eligible gentleman.

First published
1800
Length
122,027 words
Reading time
About 8 hr 29 min
Language
English (UK)

About the book

Pride and Prejudice may today be one of Jane Austen’s most enduring novels, having been widely adapted to stage, screen, and other media since its publication in 1813. The novel tells the tale of five unmarried sisters and how their lives change when a wealthy eligible bachelor moves in to their neighborhood.

First published 1800; the Read4Max reading text contains approximately 122,027 words arranged in 61 navigable sections.

The source metadata identifies Editor: R. W. Chapman; Editor: Alex Cabal.

About the author

Jane Austen

Jane Austen (1775–1817) is described by Wikidata as English novelist (1775–1817), with citizenship or national association recorded as United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

Recorded occupations include writer, short story writer, novelist, and satirical novelist. Languages recorded for Jane Austen include English. The structured record associates Jane Austen with literary realism. Wikidata lists Pride and Prejudice, Emma, Persuasion, Sense and Sensibility, Mansfield Park, and Northanger Abbey among Jane Austen's notable works. Open Library identifies Pride and Prejudice as a leading work in its author record. Open Library catalogs 2217 works under this author record. The Read4Max catalog currently includes Emma, Mansfield Park, Northanger Abbey, Persuasion, Pride and Prejudice, and Sense and Sensibility under Jane Austen's authorship.

Contributors

Editor

R. W. Chapman

Editor

Alex Cabal

Reading options

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Themes and ideas

  • England
  • Young women
  • Love stories
  • Sisters
  • Domestic fiction
  • Courtship
  • Social classes

Table of contents

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  1. I
  2. II
  3. III
  4. IV
  5. V
  6. VI
  7. VII
  8. VIII
  9. IX
  10. X
  11. XI
  12. XII
  13. XIII
  14. XIV
  15. XV
  16. XVI
  17. XVII
  18. XVIII
  19. XIX
  20. XX
  21. XXI
  22. XXII
  23. XXIII
  24. XXIV
  25. XXV
  26. XXVI
  27. XXVII
  28. XXVIII
  29. XXIX
  30. XXX
  31. XXXI
  32. XXXII
  33. XXXIII
  34. XXXIV
  35. XXXV
  36. XXXVI
  37. XXXVII
  38. XXXVIII
  39. XXXIX
  40. XL
  41. XLI
  42. XLII
  43. XLIII
  44. XLIV
  45. XLV
  46. XLVI
  47. XLVII
  48. XLVIII
  49. XLIX
  50. L
  51. LI
  52. LII
  53. LIII
  54. LIV
  55. LV
  56. LVI
  57. LVII
  58. LVIII
  59. LIX
  60. LX
  61. LXI