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Article: Gossip as pleasure, pursuit, power, and plot device in Jane Austen's novels. (Conference Papers).
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- Persuasions: The Jane Austen Journal
- Article date:
- January 1, 2001
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THE NOVELS ARE FULL OF IT: John Thorpe and General Tilney discussing Catherine Morland's fortune at the theatre in Bath, neighborhoods of voluntary spies in the Home Counties, the saying of many witty things on the subject of lovers and husbands at Barton, truths universally acknowledged in Meryton, accounts of Miss Darcey's haughtiness, remarks about Miss King's freckles and fortune, rumors of marriage at Rosings, earnest conversations in the White Attic at Mansfield Park, flippant ones at Mansfield Parsonage, Highbury gossips, match-making, whispers about Dixons, two dead young ladies on the Cobb at Lyme, and speculation in Sanditon about the sickly Miss Lambe. So busy ...
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... ... documented that Cassandra, Jane Austen's sister, cut off several ... from the head of another Jane Austen as the name is not uncommon ... to believe this is the Jane Austen than not. All else is idle speculation and gossip which Jane herself would have ...
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