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Welcome to our epistolary retelling of Pride & Prejudice! Jane Austen’s original version of the story, First Impression, was told entirely in letters, so it seemed like a great group project. We’ll be posting a new letter every Wednesday.
Elizabeth writes to Mrs Gardiner about the Upcoming Trip to the North
Longbourn, 24 June 18...
When it comes to wealthy characters in Pride and Prejudice, our minds tend to drift straight to Mr. Darcy and his ten thousand a year. But let’s take a moment to appreciate Mr. Gardiner—the quietly prosperous uncle who not only provides moral and emotional ballast to the Bennet family but is also surprisingly flush with cash. So much so, in fact, that Mr. Bennet assu...
Welcome to our epistolary retelling of Pride & Prejudice! Jane Austen’s original version of the story, First Impression, was told entirely in letters, so it seemed like a great group project. We’ll be posting a new letter every Wednesday.
Jane’s Journal
June 17, 1812
Today was a very pleasant day. The weather was fin...
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Last post, Elizabeth told Mr. Darcy about seeing Miss Darcy go out...
Welcome to our epistolary retelling of Pride & Prejudice! Jane Austen’s original version of the story, First Impression, was told entirely in letters, so it seemed like a great group project. We’ll be posting a new letter every Wednesday.
Mr Charles Bingley to Miss Jane Bennet Never sent. Never finished. Never burnt, though it...