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It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a married man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a son and heir. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
aunt
bennet
bingley
bourgh
came
catherine
charlotte
child
children
christmas
collins
colonel
come
cousin
cried
darcy
daughter
day
de
dear
door
down
elizabeth
estate
even
eyes
family
father
find
first
found
friend
gardiner
georgiana
go
good
great
gresham
heard
herself
house
hurst
husband
indeed
jane
kitchiner
kitty
knew
know
lady
little
lizzy
long
longbourn
lucas
lydia
mama
man
marriage
mary
master
may
might
miss
mother
mr
must
new
nothing
now
oh
once
own
park
party
pemberley
place
poor
reason
room
roper
saw
see
shall
should
sister
take
tell
think
thought
time
visit
went
wickham
wife
wish
without
year
young
