In a Fast Coach with a Pretty Woman: Jane Austen and Samuel JohnsonAMS Press, 2002 - 208 страници |
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... Fanny's young life , as the Mansfield circle carouses in home theatricals , cousin Tom casts her in the role she would appear born to play . When she shrinks and declines to participate , he apparently marks his little cousin to a tee ...
... Fanny's young life , as the Mansfield circle carouses in home theatricals , cousin Tom casts her in the role she would appear born to play . When she shrinks and declines to participate , he apparently marks his little cousin to a tee ...
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... Fanny . As moral - didacticism gives way to psychol- ogy , Austen bares Fanny's unconscious train of thought . Beneath the puritanical professions lurk desperate trials of appeasement and restraint , directed against tumultuous instinct ...
... Fanny . As moral - didacticism gives way to psychol- ogy , Austen bares Fanny's unconscious train of thought . Beneath the puritanical professions lurk desperate trials of appeasement and restraint , directed against tumultuous instinct ...
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... Fanny does . Her disaffinity , to say nothing of forenamed apostasy , makes her a formidable adversary . Over Aunt Norris and Sir Thomas , and pretty near all comers , Fanny wins out . But Fanny's triumph cuts many ways through a steep ...
... Fanny does . Her disaffinity , to say nothing of forenamed apostasy , makes her a formidable adversary . Over Aunt Norris and Sir Thomas , and pretty near all comers , Fanny wins out . But Fanny's triumph cuts many ways through a steep ...
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