In a Fast Coach with a Pretty Woman: Jane Austen and Samuel JohnsonAMS Press, 2002 - 208 страници |
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... Perhaps the abilities of women are neither sound nor acute neither vigorous nor keen . Perhaps they may want observation , discernment , judgment , fire , genius , and wit " ( vol . 1 , chap . 14 ; V , 112 ) . The delightful Eleanor ...
... Perhaps the abilities of women are neither sound nor acute neither vigorous nor keen . Perhaps they may want observation , discernment , judgment , fire , genius , and wit " ( vol . 1 , chap . 14 ; V , 112 ) . The delightful Eleanor ...
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... Perhaps , likewise , our pleasures are for the most part equally secret , and most are borne up by some private satisfaction , some internal consciousness , some latent hope , some peculiar prospect , which they never communicate ...
... Perhaps , likewise , our pleasures are for the most part equally secret , and most are borne up by some private satisfaction , some internal consciousness , some latent hope , some peculiar prospect , which they never communicate ...
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... perhaps her lowest point . Having been chaperoned to Pemberley by fairy - godparents Aunt and Uncle Gardiner and met a late transformed Mr. Darcy , still smitten but subdued , Elizabeth is summoned home . Her family's ignominy ( Lydia's ...
... perhaps her lowest point . Having been chaperoned to Pemberley by fairy - godparents Aunt and Uncle Gardiner and met a late transformed Mr. Darcy , still smitten but subdued , Elizabeth is summoned home . Her family's ignominy ( Lydia's ...
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