Pride and Prejudice
Read Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen in Spanish and English, a parallel text graded reader with audio. Available in CEFR levels A2, B1, B2, and C1.
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A rich, unmarried man rents Netherfield Park, and the neighborhood stirs. "Everyone agrees that a rich, unmarried man must want to find a wife," the book begins — a line that sets its tongue firmly in its cheek and never quite takes it out. Mrs. Bennet has five daughters and one aim in life; Mr. Bennet has a library and a dry remark for every occasion. Between them stands Elizabeth, the second and cleverest, watching it all with a quick and unsparing eye.
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Todo el mundo está de acuerdo en algo.
Everyone agrees on one thing.
Si un hombre es rico y soltero, la gente piensa que debe querer una esposa.
If a man is rich and single, people think he must want a wife.
Cuando un hombre rico se muda a una nueva zona, la gente no conoce sus sentimientos ni sus planes.
When a rich man moves to a new area, people don't know his feelings or plans.
Pero todo el mundo cree esta idea con tanta firmeza.
But everyone believes this idea so strongly.
Piensan que debe pertenecer a una de sus hijas.
They think he must belong to one of their daughters.