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... occupying the cricket ground for a few years and a short sojourn at Volunter Park, the club secured the lease of a field at Mansfield Park, the estate of the Duke of Buccleuch, in 1886, and aided by several money-raising schemes erected a pavilion and covered ...
... her tales, and they had their preferences based on the amusement value rather than on the genius of Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park or Emma. Jane had seen the Quarterly Review's critique of Emma and had guessed it was Waverley's work. She was always ...
... always seek to prove that Jane Austen wrote her novels on exact calendars, allot the calendar of. 1809-10 for the events of Mansfield Park. In 1810 Easter Day fell (as in 1962) on April 22, almost as late as pos sible. Fanny Price, banished from the luxury ...
... Caroline and her sisters is the life of Longbourn and Meryton in a slightly lower social stratum, in the precise stratum of Mansfield Park or Rosings. Could anything be duller when Caroline is chronicler Or more delightful when Jane takes over And the lesson ...
... school where girls could be sent to be out of the way and scramble themselves into a little education. And, again, in Mansfield Park, Tom's account of his mistaking a school room daughter for her elder sister, and the comment Miss Augusta should have ...
... the Duke of Wellington; and on this occasion a French slant was given by M. Rene Varin, of the French Embassy, who chose Mansfield Park as the novel which holds the chief appeal for French readers. As usual, it proved a happy and fruitful meeting at the ...
... solely classics, yet classics there must be, and since all the literary lions still include Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, Mansfield Park, Esmond, Heart of Midlothian, Pickwick (or what you will) among our hundred best classics, Mr. Norrington may well shrink ...
... musical comedies, amateur dramatics of various kinds and qualities were an accepted form of entertainment. In Jane Austen's Mansfield Park such frivolity was well to the fore, and this book preceded Queen Victoria's Golden Days. This we all know, and that Charles ...