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A little structure.
Room for discovery.

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One work. Two different histories.

WORKPride and PrejudiceJane Austen

EDITION APaperback · unconfirmedCopy A · reading copy

EDITION BHardback · unconfirmedCopy B · inherited copy

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In this fictional example, Copy A is a paperback with pencil notes on a desk shelf. Copy B is an inherited hardback with an inscription, on loan to a friend. Their edition details are unconfirmed. A title alone cannot identify either physical object.

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A 30 minute reading path

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A 30 minute path: spend 10 minutes with The Odyssey, Book V, Bryant translation on wanting and being able to leave; 10 minutes with The Prophet, On Houses on home and movement; then 10 minutes writing two connections and one difference. Keep the passage beside each claim.

Time allocations are suggestions, not measured reading speeds. Source editions may differ from your own. Rights outside the United States are not inferred.

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A little structure.Room for discovery.

One work. Two different histories.

Copy A · reading copy

Give a question a little time.

A 30 minute reading path

A little structure.
Room for discovery.