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Levia  +  288865 Fri, 03 Nov 06 06:48 AM

Hi, guys. I am endeaving to finish works of namable famale novelist Jane Austine. I have read Sense and Sensibility, Persuation, Emma. Now, I am enjoying Mansfield Park. Her books are terrific. I like it very much. Any body who like Jane Austine's works, your words will be wormly welcomed.

Now, I have finished the first chapter of Mansfield Park. Before reading, I searched the internet and had a general idea of what this novel about. The story is about a little girl who are grown up in her rich relatives.  She suffered the neglect from children who are of almost her age except the yongest son. The first chapter just open the curtain of the whole story. It briefly introduces the most important characters to us. The couple of Thomas, Mrs. Norris and Fanny Price. This centre is focusing on the couple and Mrs. Norris. They are talking about raising little girl Fanny Price in the rich Thomas family. Their conversation precisely interpretes Mrs Norris's motivate and the couple's real purpose of accept the poor cute girl.

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Levia  +  288898 Fri, 03 Nov 06 09:22 AM

In the second chapter, the cute little girl Fanny Price arises. To be frank, the description of her appearance is great. These portrays entirely show us the unease of a little girl when she faces the wholly strange place. All of these words hint that the tough situation living in an environment especially which is absolutely different from before. She has to be careful about her words and conducts. Children of her relatives’ superficially accept her as a family. Nevertheless, they look down on her poverty family background. Be located in this embarrassed situation, Fanny need the real friendship. She is lucky. The youngest son of the host considers her a genuine family.

Levia  +  289710 Mon, 06 Nov 06 05:39 AM

Do Anybody read the famous Chinese classic book Dream of Red Chamber. Little Fanny Price’s mood when she enters into Sir Thomas house is the same with Ling Daiyu when she first goes to his uncle’s luxurious chamber. Fanny gradually gets used to live in his family. Edmoud treads her kindly. However, the life always gives you astonishment one by one. Fanny hears that she will go back to live with her aunt Mrs. Norris.

julielai  +  289720 Mon, 06 Nov 06 06:28 AM
 Levia wrote:

Do Anybody read the famous Chinese classic book Dream of Red Chamber. Little Fanny Price’s mood when she enters into Sir Thomas house is the same with Ling Daiyu when she first goes to his uncle’s luxurious chamber. Fanny gradually gets used to live in his family. Edmoud treads her kindly. However, the life always gives you astonishment one by one. Fanny hears that she will go back to live with her aunt Mrs. Norris.

The similarities are superficial.  Fanny's gentle personality eventually wins the heart of all those she loves, something Lin can never do.

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Pucca  +  289839 Mon, 06 Nov 06 02:34 PM
Hi Levia,

You should also read Pride and prejudice<img src="/emoticons/emotion-2.gif" alt="Big Smile [:D]" />!!

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Nef  +  290062 Tue, 07 Nov 06 02:49 AM
I agree with Pucca. Pride and Prejudice is the only one of Austen's novels I have wanted to REread. I keep liking it better and better, and I liked it a lot the first time.
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Levia  +  290141 Tue, 07 Nov 06 06:47 AM
Thanks Julielai. I haven't finished Mansfield Park. Then I can't draw the finial conclusion. One thing for sure is that you should be a Chinese?
Anonymous, 2 yr 236 days ago

I like Jane Austin's Pride ane Prijudice very much.I had read it since i was a senio middle school student .And i am sure that many people like the charater she have produced in her novel.Such as Elizabeth ,a young lady,not only with beautiful phisical but also with intelligence.

And Darcy ,the young man with large fortune ,but was mistaken as a man without manner .And

Anonymous, 1 yr 215 days ago

Talking about, Jane's works, now I'm studying its relation with femalist movement. So, would you like to give your voice on it?

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