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Emma is Austen’s the last published book during her lifetime. Among the heroines of all Austen’s six novels, Emma is the wealthiest and of the highest-social status. Emma is a kind, but sometimes spoiled girl, who has a strong sense of social class. Although convinced that she herself will never marry, Emma imagines herself to be naturally gifted in matchmaking, especially for her new friend Harriet. However, Emma’s intervention in other people’s relationships and self-directed matchmaking always put herself in an awkward situation. Some critics consider Emma as Austen’s best and most representative novel.
Emma is Austen’s the last published book during her lifetime. Among the heroines of all Austen’s six novels, Emma is the wealthiest and of the highest-social status. Emma is a kind, but sometimes spoiled girl, who has a strong sense of social class. Although convinced that she herself will never ...
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Jane Austen was born in 1775 in England. Her six major works focus on the British gentry and lady, love, and marriage. With books published anonymously, Austen achieved modest success but gained far more status after her death. Her use of biting irony, along with her realism and social commentary, has earned her acclaim among readers, critics, and scholars.
Jane Austen was born in 1775 in England. Her six major works focus on the British gentry and lady, love, and marriage. With books published anonymously, Austen achieved modest success but gained far more status after her death. Her use of biting irony, along with her realism and social commentary...
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