In a Fast Coach with a Pretty Woman: Jane Austen and Samuel JohnsonAMS Press, 2002 - 208 страници |
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... look at her husband . " It is a belligerent blast at a system that enshrines marriage and motherhood as the holiest of holies , much to Austen's personal discomfiture . The spoiled Middleton brats in Sense and Sensibility , the pure ...
... look at her husband . " It is a belligerent blast at a system that enshrines marriage and motherhood as the holiest of holies , much to Austen's personal discomfiture . The spoiled Middleton brats in Sense and Sensibility , the pure ...
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... looks and gallantry win their bound- less admiration . Wearing a dirty , wet hunting jacket , he delivers the damsel in ... look of horror , " when he freezes her in her tracks : " Had they told me , ' he cried with vehemence , ' that Mr ...
... looks and gallantry win their bound- less admiration . Wearing a dirty , wet hunting jacket , he delivers the damsel in ... look of horror , " when he freezes her in her tracks : " Had they told me , ' he cried with vehemence , ' that Mr ...
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... look again ( for her own countenance she knew was unfit to be seen ) , she was yet perfectly conscious of Lady Russell's eyes being turned exactly in the direction for him , of her being in short intently observing him . Trusting to her ...
... look again ( for her own countenance she knew was unfit to be seen ) , she was yet perfectly conscious of Lady Russell's eyes being turned exactly in the direction for him , of her being in short intently observing him . Trusting to her ...
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My Dear Dr Johnson | 13 |
The Juvenilia Lady Susan and Northanger Abbey | 35 |
Sense and Sensibility | 57 |
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