Miss. Marjoribanks (Classic Reprint)

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Regency period: the technique and style as well as fire langua our novel is essentially witty from start to finish. The openi as anti-sentimental as the author of Nort/zanger Abbey could desired, though of course not directed at her targets but at Vict conventional sentiment - eg. In the course of the novel Rose says of her sister: But I am sorry to say she has not a strong se duty and 'i have always been brought up to believe that dut happiness, ' said Miss Marjoribanks with some severity - aut jokes inconceivable in Middlemarc/z. Lucilla is a Victorian heroine, large, strong, unsentimental, insubordinate to me with a hearty appetite. Who else in 1865 could habitually write thus?

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