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Book Review Haiku: Pride and Prejudice

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By Natasja RosePublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Book Review Haiku: Pride and Prejudice
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Pride gives great offence

Man listens to criticism

Lots of visitors

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Am I aware of how very little this explains? Yes. Do I consider that my problem to fix? No.

In my defence, seventeen syllables is not a whole lot of room to convey the depth and meaning of one of the best-loved and most enduring novels of all time.

I guess you'll just have to go and read the book (or watch the multitude of adaptations) for yourself...

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