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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO MISS J. AUSTEN, by JAMES EDWARD AUSTEN-LEIGH First Line: No words can express, my dear aunt, my surprise Last Line: You might have a good chance of becoming his wife Subject(s): Austen, Jane (1775-1817); Novels And Novelists | |||
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