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Who was the bigger movie star? Marilyn Monroe or Elizabeth Taylor?
Marilyn Monroe, the eternal victim, ‘the waif’ which is what she called herself.
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I saw his round mouth's crimson deepen as it fell
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Have we fallen out of love with celebrities?
Watching Katy Perry gush about her trip into space - ‘I’m so proud of me!’ - turned my stomach.
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Have we fallen out of love with celebrities?
Watching Katy Perry gush about her trip into space - ‘I’m so proud of me!’ - turned my stomach.
Apr 19
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Jane's words: candid
This is one of those words to make you lean in, jump your chair closer to listen with attention.
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Jane's Heroes
The most famous of her heroes is, of course, Mr Darcy.
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Sense & Sensibility, analysis, part 2 of 3
For the inhabitants of Barton Cottage, the social scene in Devon is relentless.
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Jane's words: genius
Today, when we use the word genius we mean the sort of exceptional intelligence and ability possessed by people like Einstein or Marie Curie.
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Sense & Sensibility - analysis, part 1 of 3
Jane Austen has given herself a question to answer in Sense & Sensibility. Which of these two characteristics is it more important to possess?
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Jane's words: quiz
One of the great things about reading Jane Austen is her vocabulary.
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‘I do not write for such dull elves
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