PRIDE & PREJUDICE
Was mainly educated at home by her father and brothers. She reading extensively from her father's library for the short satirical sketches that she wrote as a young girl. The children were encouraged to pursue other creative pastimes. They often wrote about a variety of topics. In the words of household had an open, amused, easy intellectual atmosphere. fascination with words and with the world of stories, therefore, began quite early during her adolescence, she started writing her own novels, of romantic fiction organized as a series of love letters. These notebooks, containing novels, short stories. As a young woman, still living with parents, engaged in such social and domestic activities as were normal for women of her age and social standing. She played the household, attended church regularly, and socialized frequently with friends and neighbors. Socializing often meant dancing, sometimes impromptu and sometimes in the frequently held balls in the town hall. As read novels o