Lands Beyond
Diana Searches for Rhyme & Reason
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Photoset reblogged from Fuck Yeah Janeites!
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Photo reblogged from Leah's Tumblr
This guy, Og, also said the quote from which I derived the title of FOR DARKNESS…
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Link reblogged from The Other Austen
Reblogging for R.J.
Emma is all pastels, light colors, incredibly soft, without anything dark to mar it. And very very fluffy.
Pride and Prejudice is jewel tones, dark greens and purples with perhaps a sudden dash of bright color to add interest.
Persuasion is dark colors (especially…
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Photo reblogged from the thing with feathers
Mwahaha.
I thought pg. 123 was the one that hurt the worst. But pg. 230? The honor is all yours. (Taken with instagram)
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Photo reblogged from Ask Anne Elliot
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Photo reblogged from The Other Austen
Wait! Anna Chancellor is related to Jane Austen? That is AWESOME!
Also, if this is a portrait of Austen, then yes, there is DEFINITELY a resemblance.
“Jane Austen scholar Dr Paula Byrne claims to have discovered a lost portrait of the author which, far from depicting a grumpy spinster, shows a writer at the height of her powers and a woman comfortable in her own skin.”
big news guys! possibly a new portrait of jane austen has been found! she does have that famous Roman nose. :) i always wonder if she bore any resemblance to her descendant, Anna Chancellor (Caroline Bingley):
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Photo reblogged from Jane Austen Confessions
You guys don’t even want to know how many versions of Persuasion the ever-patient Sailor Boy (coughcough) sat through while I was writing FD. And my dad, too!
