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Or, if you believe the story that Jane Austen did not herself hone sentences like the one I have just ripped off from Pride and Prejudice, indeed 'tis most [...]

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has become a nearly inescapable fixture in pop culture, reaching its rotting hands to everyone from George Romero to Homer Simpson to Jane Austen. [...]

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The truth universally acknowledged, that Jane Austen was one of the most pristine literary stylists of all time, has been exploded: her punctuation was [...]

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She said Saturday that they contradicted the claim by Austen's brother Henry that “everything came finished from her pen.” “In reading the manuscripts, [...]

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Patrons of the first "Winter Feast & Frolic" for Santa Monica's Broad Stage got a sneak peek at the upcoming Jane Austen-themed fundraiser Oct. 17 at Eva [...]

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If you think the professor is just being catty, you can see for yourself on Monday, when more than 1000 manuscript pages are put online at the Jane Austen [...]

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by AP She's renowned for her precise, exquisite prose, but new research shows Jane Austen was a poor speller and erratic grammarian who got a big helping [...]

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most enjoyably perhaps the transposition of Jane Austen's Emma to Beverly Hills in Clueless and of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew to Padua, [...]

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View full sizeThe OregonianPauline Beard and Susan Schwartz, two organizers of the Jane Austen Society of North America's annual meeting, at the Multnomah [...]

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But Jane Austen could not spell or correctly use punctuation, and wrote in a 'regional accent', according to a study of her handwritten work. [...]

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Is it time to update school reading lists with modern fiction or should we stick with Jane Austen? I think we lose kids by foisting dusty tomes on them that [...]

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and District Decorative and Fine Art Society's monthly lecture to speak on the perennially popular subject of Jane Austen, her life and writing. [...]

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Jane Austen apparently could not spell. The exquisite writer was not only a poor speller, but also a poor grammarian at times. Austen had a lot of help from [...]

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One of English Literature's greatest novelists, Jane Austen, had her work polished up by a male editor who took out her bad grammar and spelling, [...]

Read the works of Jane Austen online at The Literature Page Jane Austen, Emma; Silly things do cease to be silly if they are done by sensible people in [...]

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Jane Austen was born in Steventon, Hampshire, where her father, Rev. George Austen, was a rector. She was the second daughter and seventh child in a family [...]

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Jane Austen (16 December 1775 – 18 July 1817) was an English novelist whose works of romantic fiction set among the gentry have earned her a place as one of [...]

23 Oct 2010 She's renowned for her precise, exquisite prose, but new research shows Jane Austen was a poor speller and erratic grammarian who got a big [...]

Publisher: Rhemalda Publishing ISBN: 098274370X Pages: 344 pgs Genre: Jane Austen Adaptation Challenges-Read’n’Review Challenge, 100+ Reading Challenge Rating: Summary from Publisher: A pun-filled tale featuring Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice characters with some added or addled, missing or missi [...]

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I wrote about ME & JANE AUSTEN and Adriana posted my text with some pictures. I'm flattered and honoured. Many thanks, Adriana! It's such a pleasure to be part of this huge enthusiastic international community. [...]

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Previous meetings have included book discussions, movie viewings, guest speakers, concerts, and much, much, more. Our mission is to foster among the widest number of readers the study, appreciation, and understanding of Jane Austen's [...]

Well she did write the best book of all time in Pride and Prejudice, so we can't all be perfect, right? CBC News - Books - Austen was bad speller: U.K. scholar [...]

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According to Jane Austen An artist cannot do anything slovenly. Saturday, October 23, 2010 Which Austen Girl Are YOU? I am Elinor Dashwood! Take the Quiz here! "She could not only love the blooming sweetness . Lost in Jane Austen. [...]