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Marianne has not the heart to tell Eleanor how worried she is by the lack of poetry in Edward's soul.

Tamzing Greg brings Jane Austen's work to life with pride and prejudice and sense and sensibility.

Reports soon follow that Mr Bingley is very agreeable.

And Julie Andrews narrates a new series, Jane Austen Stories.

You take delight in vexing me.

You have no compassion on my poor nerves.

Celebrate Jane Austen.

Listen on BBC Sounds.

You're listening to The Archers Omnibus from BBC Radio 4. Oh, it sounds lovely, Fallon.

I didn't know you were religious.

Oh, I'm not really.

I was only there because Martha wanted to see the fourth advent candle being lit.

And Chris couldn't take her.

She was so gutted, I volunteered to jump in.

Oh, that's nice.

I would have been there myself, only I'm working.

And then Alan headed off for a multi-faith prayer

for peace at Fulperham Cathedral.

That's a lovely idea, isn't it?

Joy, you do realise that every time you speak, those twinkly reindeer antlers bob away above your

head. I forget I've got them on most of the time. Oh, I do love a bit of Christmas cheer, though,

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