288 examples of austen in sentences

Miss Austen's "Emma," which kept its high ground with me although I had read it too often to find much novelty in the marvellous humour and reality of the characters.

the contrast between the minds and the brain-work of Jane Austen and George Eliot very striking.

Jane Austen all ease and spontaneousness and simplicity, George Eliot wonderful in strength and passion, and fond of probing the depths of human anguish, but often ponderous in long-drawn philosophy and metaphysics, and with a tediously cynical and flippant tone underlying her portraits of human beingsand a wearisome lingering over uninteresting details.

Francis Austen, Esq. Mrs. Austen.

Francis Austen, Esq. Mrs. Austen.

The Rev. Mr. S. Austen.

Mrs. Sackville Austen.

The terrors of the Statute of Anne having been temporarily removed, Mr. AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN headed a little queue of Ministers coming up to take the Oath.

Miss Austen carried a step further, and with an observation which was first hand and seconded by intuitive knowledge, Richardson's analysis of the feminine mind, adding to it a delicate and finely humorous feeling for character in both sexes which was all her own.

The titles of some of the articles"The Dulness of Dante," "The Sloppiness of Scott," "George Eliot as Pedant," "Jane Austen the Prude"indicate sufficiently the richness of the treat provided in these stimulating pages.

The Centenary of JANE AUSTEN is to be celebrated in a thoroughly practical manner by the House of Hussell.

In order to render justice to JANE AUSTEN the process needed is diametrically opposite.

JANE AUSTEN'S novels are short and singularly lacking in picturesqueness, emotion, colour.

Mr. Hamo Bletherley, who has been entrusted with the task of infusing these elements into JANE AUSTEN'S staid and reticent romances, points out that her vocabulary was extraordinarily limited.

One of her letters establishes the interesting fact that JANE AUSTEN never ate sausages.

JANE AUSTEN'S dressing-gown, wearing her boa and shod in her slippers, he presents a truly romantic and distinguished spectacle.

AUSONIUS, i. 184; ii. 35, n. 5; iii. 263, n. 3. AUSTEN, Miss, Pride and Prejudice, iii. 299, n. 2. AUSTERITIES, religious.

SEE Riggs, Austen Fox.

By Leroy Atkinson and Austen Lake.

by John Austen.

SEE Austen, Jane.

SUGIMOTO, ETSU (INAGAKI) With Taro and Hana In Japan, by Etsu Inagaki Sugimoto and Nancy Virginia Austen, with illus. and decorations by George W. Hood.

AUSTEN, JANE.

Nelson and Chatham, Queen Charlotte, Jane Austen, Dickens, Herschell and Thirlwall, are to be numbered amongst the visitors.

M. Halévy ('L'évolution de la doctrine utilitaire,' p. 300) draws attention to the presence of the word in Jane Austen's 'Sense and Sensibility,' published in 1811.

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