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Sense and Sensibility

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Sense and Sensibility (1811) follows the Dashwood sisters — the prudent, self-disciplined Elinor and the rapturous, unguarded Marianne — after their father's death turns them out of Norland and reduces them to a small cottage in Devonshire. Each sister falls in love; each is undone in turn by a man who is not free to love her back, and each must learn, by very different routes, what sense and sensibility cost. Austen's first published novel, and the opening movement of the moral comedy she would refine over the next six years.

Appears in:Jane Austen

This is an immersive reading edition: human narration synchronized with on-screen text, every word highlighted in time with the narrator’s voice.

Narrator
Karen Savage
LibriVox recording
Source Text
Project Gutenberg
First published 1811
Length
10h 50m · 0 chapters
Format
4K · Word-by-word synced text