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Jane Eyre

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Reads 290
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Time 31m

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Written in 1847, Jane Eyre is a literary masterpiece that continues to enthrall readers not only because it is a beautifully told romantic story with a brilliant plot but also because of the honesty, dignity and emotional strength of its central character, Jane EyreAll Rights Reserved

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Pride and Prejudice

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