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... Steventon, a rural village upon the chalk hills of North Hants, and there, before she wvas twenty-one years old, she wrote Pride and Prejudice. Jane was an attractive girl, slight, elegant, and handsome, but it seems she never had a love affair, nor did any ...
... that to unite in one society the extreimcs ol aristocracy and democracy, with all the interesting shades of sentimcnt, pride, and prejudice, is as eutopean a scheme as it would be to have a churmh for all parties, in the religious service of which tbore should ...
... decisions pronounced by a past i eneration and the redress of grievances inflicted by !8 party, under the excitement of pride, of prejudice, or of passion On e of the greatest of these appellants, to' fwhom tardy justice has beea recently rendered by our e ...
... John Austen, cn., and of n tho late miss Jane Austenj the distinguished authoress of v - Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, M Emnma, &c. ' Bir Francis entered the Royal Navy Academy 15th April, 178G; and (having attracted the particular ...
... crumbling monuments, the relics of departed greatness. Thus the human mind appeared when seen through the black mists pride and prejudice, but the man who earnestly and impartially sought the truth would not, in darkness, probe his way,but seek the guidance ...
... her tongue is the law of kindness.' s l'he essayist next proceeded to review several el the novelist's works, and Pride and Prejudice 1and1 Mansfield Park) were singled out for their fwonderful life touches, and Persuasion I for its Calmost Patleetic ...
... but assuredly, in the -eanwhile, not one of the al three parties interested in the question is ripe du for it. The pride and prejudices of the Eng- B, lish nation are unquestioniably against it. Three w hundred and fifty signatures in its favour, or A ...
... perhaps it was better f not to nik the rupture of the Negodiation by infifling on an advantageous article which the pride or prejudices of the enemy would have led him to ?? truth is, that France and EnZland were in fuch a fituation that they could not ...