slot10 Mary Is the Bennet Sister We Need
2024-12-11If “Pride and Prejudice” is the most joyful and life-affirming of Jane Austen’s novels, then its great charm surely rests on the slender shoulders of the ineffable Elizabeth “Lizzy” Bennet. Lizzy and her four sisters — beautiful Jane, bookish Mary,
Mary McGee, a risk-loving motorcycle rider who was often the only woman on the tracks she raced on — and certainly the only one wearing a pink polka-dot helmet — died on Nov. 27 at her home in Gardnerville, Nev. She was 87. Her family announced the
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Horses gallop across a desert. Christianity’s most famous couple meet cute at a river. Swords clatter. A villain emerges from flames. Insect buzz accompanies the come-ons of a devil. (OK, the Devil.) No genre gesture goes untapped in the deliberatel
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