English: “Protested that he never read novels” – Mr. Collins claims that he never reads novels. Austen, Jane. Pride and Prejudice. London: George Allen, 1894, page 87. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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Austen's Guide to Happiness · A discussion of how Austen's novels can illuminate happiness
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