In a Fast Coach with a Pretty Woman: Jane Austen and Samuel JohnsonAMS Press, 2002 - 208 страници |
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... Knightley himself . Her brazen scenarist touts Harriet's charms as irresistible . In one of several tiffs with Mr. Knightley , Emma pitches her protégé as playmate - of - the- month , beautiful and dumb : " I know that such a girl as ...
... Knightley himself . Her brazen scenarist touts Harriet's charms as irresistible . In one of several tiffs with Mr. Knightley , Emma pitches her protégé as playmate - of - the- month , beautiful and dumb : " I know that such a girl as ...
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... Knightley means serious business . For all the assurance of happy endings , Austen keeps us shaking in our boots to find out how he receives " Harriet's " do - or - die overture . In all respects , Mr. Knightley towers above the milksop ...
... Knightley means serious business . For all the assurance of happy endings , Austen keeps us shaking in our boots to find out how he receives " Harriet's " do - or - die overture . In all respects , Mr. Knightley towers above the milksop ...
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... Knightley on the post office and faraway friends recall the self - pitying martyrdom of Fanny Price . Like Frank , Jane also angles opportunistically , as Emma astutely and more generously puts it , " If a woman can ever be excused for ...
... Knightley on the post office and faraway friends recall the self - pitying martyrdom of Fanny Price . Like Frank , Jane also angles opportunistically , as Emma astutely and more generously puts it , " If a woman can ever be excused for ...
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