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In Longbourne in England lives Mrs. Bennet with five daughters. The eldest Jane and the second Elisabeth
Mr. Bingley moves in near the Benetts and falls in love with Jane in return.
Suddenly, however, Bingley returns to London and breaks off all relations with Jane. The break between Jane and Bingley is attributed by Elisabeth to Darcy, an aristocratic friend of Bingley, who has always looked at the Betten family with detachment being a modest family.
The gap between the two is fueled by Wickham, a friend of Bingley and Elisabeth's younger sisters, so she refuses Darcy's marriage proposal.
Time passes and Darcy has the opportunity to show Elisabeth his true nature as an aristocratic gentleman.
When Elisabeth learns that her younger sister and hers fled Darcy  find her and helps them to get married.
So about her Elisabeth can only agree to her second marriage proposal.
In the meantime, the misunderstandings between Bingley and Jane are also cleared up and the two get engaged to the great happiness of Mrs. Bennet

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Published anonymously in 1816, 'Emma' belongs to Jane Austen's so-called 'maturity' writings. The central theme of the novel is misunderstanding in love. Emma, the protagonist, who has remained absolute mistress of the house where she lives after her sister's marriage, finds herself managing the small world around her with a rather presumptuous goodwill. Welcoming a young girl, Henriette Smith, into the house, Emma tries to marry her off properly. Among possible suitors she chooses Elton, the village vicar, for her, inducing her to refuse the offer of Martin, a respectable local farmer, at the same time. But all plans are scuppered when it turns out that Elton, at heart a social climber, wanted to marry Emma instead. Among the many characters surrounding her, the only one able to tell Emma the truth, and point out her faults and weaknesses, is her friend Knightley, her neighbour and brother-in-law's older brother. In the end it is he who marries her, while Henriette marries the previously rejected young Martin. In this novel too, Jane Austen places the atmosphere, desires and experiences of the English gentry at the beginning of the 19th century at the centre of her narrative, succeeding in restoring their deepest smells and dynamics.

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-Longburne
-Mr Bennet whit five daughters
-Eldest: Jane beautiful and sensitive
-The second: Elisabeth intelligent and witty
-Mr Bingly and Jane
-Mr Darcy and Elisabeth
-Some events happened
-In the end the two couples went to marriage

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She only wrote about the beauty of the countryside and the tranquillity of the little towns
She don't wrote about wars in her works because she only describe the world that she know.

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In 1801 her father moved in another country with his two daughters and is wife
After is death (1805) the three women moved again
In 1816 the health of Jane began to be worst
In 1817 she died

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She was a good dancer and a prodigius writer.
She wrote a lot of letters that give as information about her life and humor.

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Her father was the rector of the parishes of Steventon
She lived in the same house for 26 years and her life was free and happy

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New illustrated book _Mansfield Park_ Jane Austen

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Jane was born in Steventon in 1775 she was the seventh of eight children