Letters to Alice
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I was brought up, as were many of my generation, with a vague knowledge of how and where she lived, and a general association between her and elegant Regency Bath, all dandies, coaches, balls, finery and elopements. The child’s view of history. But I must assume that your knowledge is even vaguer than was mine: you tell me you belong to a Women’s Studies Group so I daresay what you do know about Jane Austen is that she was not the first woman novelist of any note, but merely the first history ca...red to acknowledge. Well, that’s something.
On 16 December (your cousin Tom’s birthday) Jane Austen was born at Steventon Rectory in Hampshire. Her father George was the clergyman there. She was the seventh of eight children, and born when her mother was thirty-six. This was not, for those days, a particularly large family. The Austens were energetic and intelligent people, and all their children survived. The second son, however, was born epileptic and brought up by a family in the village, as their own: mention of him is seldom made, although he lived to be nearly seventy, longer than many of his siblings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was brought up, as were many of my generation, with a vague knowledge of how and where she lived, and a general association between her and elegant Regency Bath, all dandies, coaches, balls, finery and elopements. The child’s view of history. But I must assume that your knowledge is even vaguer than was mine: you tell me you belong to a Women’s Studies Group so I daresay what you do know about Jane Austen is that she was not the first woman novelist of any note, but merely the first history ca...red to acknowledge. Well, that’s something.
On 16 December (your cousin Tom’s birthday) Jane Austen was born at Steventon Rectory in Hampshire. Her father George was the clergyman there. She was the seventh of eight children, and born when her mother was thirty-six. This was not, for those days, a particularly large family. The Austens were energetic and intelligent people, and all their children survived. The second son, however, was born epileptic and brought up by a family in the village, as their own: mention of him is seldom made, although he lived to be nearly seventy, longer than many of his siblings.
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