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Mary Bennet : Pride and Prejudice

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Reads 2,166
Votes 78
Parts 33
Time 3h 31m

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Mary Bennet, the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet in Pride and Prejudice, often felt overshadowed by her sisters. In her quest to distinguish herself, she pursued knowledge and self-improvement with a fervor unmatched in her family. Though lacking formal education, she dedicated herself to intellectual pursuits, striving to excel in areas her sisters overlooked. Initially seen as an awkward and overzealous scholar, Mary's perseverance eventually led her to a deeper self-awareness and fulfillment. As she matured, she found solace and confidence in her unique path, embracing her identity with grace and wisdom, ultimately finding her own place in the world.All Rights Reserved

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