... existed then curious rage for doing away with old houses, old furniture, &e., which was in full force when Miss Austen wrote Mansfield Park.” It has been said that was a generation which had no reverence fur the past, and was given to landscape gardening.” J ...

... end Princess Frederick Charles of Hsese. by Mademoiselle Cantos. Myles and Fenian van Jammu& left the this morning for Mansfield Park, Uckfteld. Bar Majeety the Qacen, Her Royal High• Princess Victoria, and the ladies and gentlemen in attendance, were ...

... hour the children will go from one subject another, care very little what i 4 taught an*, content, like Mrs. Norris, in Mansfield Park.” t/> tell our little victims good and mind their book. the other hand, many leach ere, and those not the least efficient ...

... tliese singular impertinences committed Fernando on masterpieces of fiction' has much to said it. caused Fanny Price, in Mansfield Park,” to reconsider her refusal of Henry Crawford, .who was net too good for her,’as*he would have mad* her; that Edmund married ...

... Books. Clondoogan, SunomerhiU, Meath. Dear Uncle Remu*—l want t«U yon about the books I got for my last order. They are Mansfield Park,” Jane Austen; “The Tenant Wildiell Half,” Anne Bronte; “The Luck of the Fairfaxes” end The Bed, Red Rose,” by K. and ...

... A Literary Letter. Clondoogan, Twelfth Day. Dear Uncle Remus—smce last writing you I have read Mansfield Park and the rjater part of Wildfell Hall.’’ P.” liked very much. Fanny xMce is a fine, though not.an impossibly faultless, character’, and the others ...

... LALIIIN P.C. Weinberg please note tbat grnrral • In. to'm. , rruw 0013,1104. and •II iota r- •rr rrr quested to meet •t Mansfield Park at 1130 slurp for atcb with Ilallybodru. •'SIIMQ/ N.C. GoDef.! Prartka Iran 10.30 at usual ground. Full attendaiare essential ...