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   2 days ago · An entrance to the Deane church marks its rebuilding in 1818. Memorial in Latin to Wither Bramston, died 1832, and his wife. As patron of the Deane living, he rebuilt the Deane church in 1818-1820 (as recorded in the top section of the memorial), at his own expense. The church could seat 146 people in 1851.

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   3 days ago · Whether they delve into Jane Austen’s own life, offer fresh perspectives on her characters, or simply emulate her sharp storytelling, the following novels provide a delightful journey into the world of regency romance and beyond.

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   Who were the Coopers in Jane Austen's first letter?

   • The Coopers, whose arrival is expected in the first, and announced in the second letter, were Dr. Cooper, already mentioned as having married Jane Austen's aunt, Jane Leigh, with his wife and their two children, Edward and Jane, of whom we shall frequently hear.

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   How many letters did Jane Austen write?

   • The other nine letters are all written from Steventon, and record the details of the everyday life in Jane Austen's home. She manages the household for her mother, visits the poor, enjoys such society as the neighbourhood affords, and fills her letters with such gossip about things and people as would be likely to interest her sister.

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   Did Austen Leigh write a letter to her sister?

   • Some other letters, written to her sister Cassandra, appear in Mr. Austen Leigh's book, and it would seem that at Cassandra's death, in 1845, the correspondence must have been divided, and whilst the bulk of it came to my mother, a number of letters passed into the possession of Mr. Austen Leigh's sisters, from whom he obtained them.

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   Was Charles admired at Kintbury?

   • Martha writes me word that Charles was very much admired at Kintbury, and Mrs. Lefroy never saw anyone so much improved in her life, and thinks him handsomer than Henry. He appears to far more advantage here than he did at Godmersham, not surrounded by strangers and neither oppressed by a pain in his face or powder in his hair.

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   4 days ago · He had a hunter at one time which he named “Biscay”, because it was “a great roaring bay.” He commanded a troop of Volunteers in the war-time, and King George the Third is reported to have said of him that he was “the best preacher, rider to hounds, and cavalry officer in Berks.”

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   5 days ago · As spring turns to summer on our month-by-month exploration of Jane Austen’s life, letters, and novels, we turn our attention to May in Jane Austen’s world. If you’re just jumping on the bus, you can find previous articles in this series here: January , February , March , and April .

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   5 days ago · Biographical sources. Little biographical information about Austen's life exists except the few letters that survived and the biographical notes her family members wrote. During her lifetime, Austen may have written as many as 3,000 letters, but only 161 survive.

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   2 days ago · In our days that can seem at times marked by an air of hopelessness, Jane Austen’s final novel is a call to a love that hopes beyond itself. The call to our own moments of solitude — prayer, meditation, quiet —is clear. The loudness of our age makes recollection imperative.

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   Top 100 EBooks yesterday. Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare (2662) Moby Dick; Or, The Whale by Herman Melville (2425) Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen (2292) Frankenstein; Or, The Modern Prometheus by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (2085) Middlemarch by George Eliot (1898) A Room with a View by E. M. Forster (1862)