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IT is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
again
always
attention
aunt
away
believe
bennet
better
bingley
came
cannot
catherine
chapter
collins
come
cried
darcy
daughter
day
dear
does
done
elizabeth
enough
even
ever
family
father
feelings
felt
first
friend
gardiner
girls
give
go
good
great
happy
having
heard
herself
himself
hope
house
however
indeed
jane
know
lady
last
letter
little
lizzy
long
longbourn
love
lydia
man
manner
may
means
might
miss
mother
mr
must
myself
nothing
now
often
oh
own
pleasure
quite
really
replied
room
saw
say
see
shall
should
sister
soon
subject
sure
take
thing
think
though
thought
till
time
two
whom
wickham
wish
without
young
