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Jane

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Jane Bennet is the eldest and most beautiful of the Bennet sisters, known for her sweet nature, gentle kindness, and deep capacity for love. Despite initial obstacles, she ultimately finds happiness in a marriage to the wealthy Mr. Bingley.

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