336 Quotes About Jane-austen
- Author Jane Austen
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A vaidade trabalhando em uma mente fraca produz muitos tipos de danos.
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- Author Lucy Worsley
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JANE THROUGHOUT HER life had given short shrift to the sick. A ‘Poor Honey’ was her name for a woman who revelled in weak health, relishing ‘spasms & nervousness & the consequences’.
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- Author Jane Austen
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I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading
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- Author Debra White Smith
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Always remember to preserve your pride no matter what. Take pride in yourself and our family name. Never show weakness. Never admit failure..
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- Author G. K. Chesterton
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Jane Austen was born before those bonds which (we are told) protected women from truth, were burst by the Brontës or elaborately untied by George Eliot. Yet the fact remains that Jane Austen knew more about men than either of them. Jane Austen may have been protected from truth: but it was precious little of truth that was protected from her.
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- Author Sarah Holman
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If you are ever angry at him, threaten to do something to one of his books, as calling him Fred does nothing.
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- Author Emily Auerbach
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Like Wollstonecraft, Austen rejects the notion that ‘man was made to reason, woman to feel.’ Perhaps Austen was tired of reading passages in conduct books suggesting that young women were innately sensitive, quivering, emotional messes.
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- Author Virginia Woolf
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Charlotte Brontë, with all her splendid gift for prose, stumbled and fell with that clumsy weapon in her hands. George Eliot committed atrocities with it that beggar description. Jane Austen looked at it and laughed at it and devised a perfectly natural, shapely sentence proper for her own use and never departed from it. Thus, with less genius for writing than Charlotte Brontë, she got infinitely more said.
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- Author Devoney Looser
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That innovator is the aforementioned Hugh Thomson, who might be called the Colin Firth of Austen-inspired book illustration." (P. 52)
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