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Here is the first page of chapter 1 of Pride and Prejudice.
I'm not actually reading this book at this time, but it is one of the books that I have that is actually formatted specifically for this device. I am mainly reading text documents of books right now.
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Best. Book. Ever. Written!!!
If you haven't read Pride and Prejudice shame on you! I have memorized the first page :D
I love it. It's so good/funny/pretty
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Christmas List: Turquoise
See the full list and where to buy these lovely items at okloveyoubye.tumblr.com
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This picture was taken just a few minutes ago, right after I arrived 45 minutes early for my class and set up my stuff. I trudged through my essay on Tourette's Syndrome for this class and finally managed to finish it. I just printed in the school library. So, here you can see my empty classroom, my computer, a paper fan (that I've started to carry around because of the truly ridiculous heat & humidity) and my Jane Austen. I had planned to read Murakami's "Blind Willow Sleeping Woman" earlier this morning but decided to bring Austen along. For a self-proclaimed bibliophile, I've to shamefully admit that I've not sat through an entire Austen. Ever. So, this is going to be my first. I read a few chapters from a non-print version on my iPod and got hooked. Nothing much else is planned for later. Perhaps, I should start work on my next essay. Ack.
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" A vaidade e o orgulho são coisas diferentes, embora as palavras sejam frequentemente usadas como sinônimos. Uma pessoa pode ser orgulhosa sem ser vaidosa. O orgulho se relaciona mais com a opinião que temos de nós mesmos, e a vaidade, com o que desejaríamos que os outros pensassem de nós. "
" _ Sempre me disseram que a poesia é o alimento do amor. - disse Darcy.
_ De um amor puro, vigoroso e saudável, é possível. Tudo serve de alimento ao que já vingou. Mas, se se trata de uma inclinação ligeira e efêmera, estou convencida de que um bom soneto a faz morrer de uma vez. "
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Writer and performer Rebecca Vaughan talks about her play Austen's Women
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Writer and performer Rebecca Vaughan talks about her play Austen's Women
