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,: ‘her opinions are all romantic’,realism), and the realisation of this ending nonetheless (characteristic of romance). The discrete happiness of the entwined double plots emphasises a dialectical ‘conversion’ of the two sisters. The hitherto ‘romantic’ Marianne’s final happiness is quiet, slow-burning, and discrete: ‘her joy, thoug

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,: ‘Lydia’s gape’,ore Jane Austen?’. Since Jane Spencer demonstrated that Austen did not emerge fully formed from the mists of women’s pre-literate history, we have been rightly preoccupied with documenting the relatively long and complex history of women’s writing prior to Austen. Perhaps this has drawn our attentio

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,: ‘she does not like to act’,y that situates her characters and their problems in relation to the possibility of salvation in a fallen world.. I would extend that argument to claim that Austen’s narratives mediate between the apparently incommensurable domains of material and ideational worlds, refigured in the more abstract st

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,: ‘Lydia’s gape’,n rightly preoccupied with documenting the relatively long and complex history of women’s writing prior to Austen. Perhaps this has drawn our attention from acknowledging the specific nature of her achievement in the context of that history.

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,: ‘her opinions are all romantic’,ppily disposed as is the human mind to be easily familiarized with any change for the better, it required several hours to give sedateness to her spirits, or any degree of tranquillity to her heart’..