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FOR EVERY CURIOUS READER

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Read at your own pace, keep the lines that stay with you, and turn a finished chapter into a new question.

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A READING LIFE, ONE PAGE AT A TIME

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ONE BOOK IS ONLY THE BEGINNING

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PRIDE AND PREJUDICE · CHAPTER I
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Pride and Prejudice cover illustrationPride and PrejudiceJane Austen
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.
A passage. A question. A thought worth keeping.
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Open the complete Austen text. Choose day or night, adjust the type, find a passage, bookmark a chapter, and keep a thought in your notebook.

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AFTER THE LAST PAGE OF A CHAPTER

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Choose an optional Trial at your own difficulty, follow an Echo to another passage, or simply turn to the next chapter.

A few things you might wonder.

Can I read without taking a Trial?

Yes. A chapter Trial is optional; skip it and continue reading.

Can I change how the page looks?

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Are all books ready to read?

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