... burlesque. What can one say of Mrs. Morrison, a kind of Cinderella's stepmother brought up to date, or a Mrs. Norris in Mansfield Park, fashionably dressed and a brewer's widow She is frankly impossible, though as a study in impossibility quite amusing ...

... substitute for the family coach, the drive to the hotel, in hunting kit and straight from a kill, will be just as it was in Mansfield Park. Fox-trots, one-steps, and waltzes will take the place of minuets the band will be somebody's famous dance orchestra from ...

... home with my friend Hamilton Fyfe, I was in terested to find that he was then mid way in the fourth or fifth rereading of Mansfield Park, which he actually read aloud to his wife in the evenings Here were two very charming real living people finding intellectual ...

... to be read. Reading Mr. Rawlence was, con sequently, to send me immediately to tmrna, to Pride and Prejudice, and to Mansfield Park (I have deliberately given these three in order of my own preference). So I have little space left to tell you of Edgar ...

... taking it too seriously again New Zealand fortvards well after the ball during their match against the South of Scotland at Mansfield Park, Hawick. The visitors were led until the last eight minutes of the game, when Gilbert kicked a fine penally goal, to level ...

... works of that exquisite novelist. If it were only for that, one would be grateful for a biography that sent one back to Mansfield Park and Pride and Prejudice with fresh interest. One of the most charming aspects of J ane Austen and one that almost invariably ...

... Bertram would return in time to ruin the success of the theatricals. I knew the answer to each question, because I had read Mansfield Park many times before. Yet, such is the genius of Jane that there is no escape from her enchanting clutches. So to speak, ...

... Waterloo. In it, the major Romantic poets were at their height. Within it, Jane Austen wrote her three greatest novels Mansfield Park, Emma, Persuasion. In it, a great part of London was nobly planned. Inside the fastnesses of Society there were witty ...

... novel twice There is no doubt at all that The Old Wives' Tale passes the test, almost as safely as Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Jane Eyre. The Forsyte Saga passes the test. The Hirries Saga, in my submission, fads in this vital test of merit, br ...

... divergence of their two judgments makes for interest. Miss Kaye-Smith, for instance, finds Miss Stern unfair to Fanny, of Mansfield Park. G. B. Stern and I, she says else where, are in many ways very unlike each other, yet on this matter [enthusiasm for ...

... Sensibility in 1811. Here her next work, First Impressions, was rewritten and pub lished as Pride and Prejudice, in 1813. Mansfield Park, published in 1814, Emma, pub lished in 1816, and Persuasion, published after her death, were all written during her time ...

... by Mrs. Henry Wood and there is an illustrated sec tion of the delightful amateur theatrical episode in Jane Austen's Mansfield Park- Copies of The Sphere Christmas Number can be ordered through any railway bookstall or newsagent or from The Publisher ...