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There is no enjoyment like reading!

Pride and Prejudice — Caroline Bingley (Jane Austen)

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What turned up: Pride and Prejudice, chapter 11; Caroline Bingley speaks this clause. Preserve fictional and ironic context, not Austen’s personal declaration.
Work: Pride and Prejudice, chapter 11
Sources checked: gutenberg.orgChecked using manual, 16 October 2026Pride and Prejudice, chapter 11; Caroline Bingley speaks this clause. Preserve fictional and ironic context, not Austen’s personal declaration.

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