Jane Austen And Her Works
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Palmer, and Mrs. Jennings there is a good deal of the author's critical acumen and dry humour, yet they hardly arrive at their subsequent perfection. Thus Mr. And Mrs. Palmer, who are a little like Mr. And Mrs. Bennet in their youth, lag behind that entertaining couple.
In accordance with the name, "^ the story turns upon the relative advantages and disadvantages of sense and sensibility, the verdict being given, as might have been expected from the author, in favour of sense.
Two sisters, Elli...nor and Marianne Dashwood, equally good, but the one full of quiet self-control, the other of impetuous feeling, which she never seeks to restrain, rather priding herself on its indulgence, as a proof of the strength and depth of her opinions and affections, have an oddly similar fate, being both in turn disap- pointed in love, and in a manner jilted by their respective lovers — Edward Ferrars, the reserved, sober- minded, somewhat sad, young clergyman; and John Willoughby, a frank, fervent, reckless young fellow, the masculine type which matches with the style of girls like Marianne Dashwood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Palmer, and Mrs. Jennings there is a good deal of the author's critical acumen and dry humour, yet they hardly arrive at their subsequent perfection. Thus Mr. And Mrs. Palmer, who are a little like Mr. And Mrs. Bennet in their youth, lag behind that entertaining couple.
In accordance with the name, "^ the story turns upon the relative advantages and disadvantages of sense and sensibility, the verdict being given, as might have been expected from the author, in favour of sense.
Two sisters, Elli...nor and Marianne Dashwood, equally good, but the one full of quiet self-control, the other of impetuous feeling, which she never seeks to restrain, rather priding herself on its indulgence, as a proof of the strength and depth of her opinions and affections, have an oddly similar fate, being both in turn disap- pointed in love, and in a manner jilted by their respective lovers — Edward Ferrars, the reserved, sober- minded, somewhat sad, young clergyman; and John Willoughby, a frank, fervent, reckless young fellow, the masculine type which matches with the style of girls like Marianne Dashwood.
What to read after Jane Austen And Her Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tytler Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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