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There are eighteen posts in The Copy Book credited to Jane Austen. (In the case of some authors, the list may include translations and paraphrases.)

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1

An Unlikely Heroine

By Jane Austen

When she was ten, Catherine Morland showed none of the qualities needed to impress the ladies who read romantic fiction.

2

The Selfishness of Mr Willoughby

By Jane Austen

Now that Mr Willoughby has been found, and found to be married, Elinor Dashwood has the disagreeable task of making sure that her sister feels it is all for the best.

3

A Universal Truth

By Jane Austen

From the very first lines, Jane Austen’s classic novel ‘Pride and Prejudice’ pokes affectionate fun at Georgian England.

4

All Things ‘Nice’

By Jane Austen

Henry Tilney teases a bewildered Catherine Morland for her lazy vocabulary.

5

A World of Differences

By Jane Austen

Emma tries to reconcile her father to the unaccountable tastes of his nearest and dearest.

6

One False Step

By Jane Austen

Louisa Musgrove thought she had hit on a sure method of winning Captain Wentworth’s affections.

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