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Graded reader · C1

Pride and Prejudice

by Jane Austen

Level C1 · AdvancedRomance61 chapters≈ 12 hrs reading

Austen’s sharpest comedy of manners, graded C1 — elegant, ironic English with translation a tap away.

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About this book

Wit, pride and slow-burning love

In Regency England, the spirited Elizabeth Bennet navigates society, family, and the proud Mr. Darcy — Austen's enduring comedy of manners about love, class, and self-knowledge.

“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.”Pride and Prejudice

Austen’s irony lives in the gap between what characters say and what they mean — wonderful practice for reading implication and tone in English. The chapters are short and the dialogue sparkling.

For learners

Why this book is great for learning English

01

Dialogue-driven and light

Much of the novel is conversation — natural rhythms of question, reply and implication that train your ear for spoken English.

02

Reading between the lines

Austen’s irony rewards attention to tone and implication, a high-level reading skill you build chapter by chapter.

03

Short chapters, steady momentum

Sixty-one short chapters make for easy, repeatable sessions and a strong sense of progress.

What's inside

Contents

61 chapters in all, in the complete original text.

01Chapter I
02Chapter II
03Chapter III
04Chapter IV
05Chapter V
06Chapter VI
07Chapter VII
08Chapter VIII
09Chapter IX
10Chapter X
11Chapter XI
12Chapter XII

About the author

JA

Jane Austen

English · 1775–1817

Jane Austen published anonymously in her lifetime, yet her six novels of provincial English life are now among the most loved in the language — prized for their wit, irony and unmatched command of social comedy.

The reading experience

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Audio narration

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Progress tracking

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About reading Pride and Prejudice

We grade it C1 (advanced) for its Regency vocabulary and irony, but the short chapters and lively dialogue make it more approachable than it looks. Tap-to-translate handles the period words.
To read the full book — with tap-to-translate, audio narration and saved progress — start a free trial at quiz.nikmas.studio. Some titles also offer a free sample chapter to try first.
About twelve hours across sixty-one short chapters — very easy to read a little at a time.
It's the complete original text, exactly as Austen wrote it — nothing rewritten or cut. The built-in translation, saved vocabulary and audio narration are what carry you through the original prose.

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