Emma by Jane Austen: Chapter 3 part 3
We learn more about Mr. Woodhouse, and are introduced to more inhabitants of Highbury...
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A Eve on 2025-01-13 18:23:15 (UTC)
I think you'll find it falls on deaf ears with everyone!
Austen was brilliant for introducing characteristics of regular people (like hypochondria) that normally would never appear in literature.
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Car54whereartthou on 2025-01-09 07:39:39 (UTC)
This was such a delightful reading! And I love the interpretation of Woodhouse as such a fussbudget, as his efforts to advise his female guests on the proper healthy dietary boundaries falls on deaf ears with Emma!