13488-1 JASNA a budding bluestocking in the

a budding bluestocking in the heart of the burgeoning world of literature and the early days of the novel

here he discounts those who would see the fragment as the last gasp of a dying woman

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13488-1 JASNA a budding bluestocking in theFirst published in 1871, this issue by Kennikat Press, Port Washington NY and London, 1970. Hb, no dj. Wonderful treatment of novels from the height of Victorian moral snobbery. He is disgusted by Richardson's Clarissa, offended by Aphra Behn's immorality, and deems episodes of many great novels unfit for civilized reading. But thank goodness he doesn't totally dis our favorite Jane Austen. The husband hunting she describes is shameful, her treatment