Екатерина Коути - Джейн Остен и ее современницы

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Остен Дж. Гордость и предубеждение / Пер. И. Маршака. – М.: АСТ, 2010.

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Должностное лицо в Оксфорде, в чьи обязанности входил надзор за студентами.

В настоящее время пюпитр хранится в Британской библиотеке.

Пер. Е. Ю. Гениевой.

Гордоновские мятежи легли в основу романа Чарльза Диккенса «Барнеби Радж».

Фрейлина высшего ранга.

Пьеса была адаптацией комедии Уильяма Уичерли «Провинциалка». В центре сюжета – молодой повеса, притворившийся импотентом, чтобы получить доступ ко всем замужним дамам. Грубому юмору эпохи Реставрации не было места на сцене XVIII века, и все скабрезности были вычищены из комедии. Вместе с ними ушло и ее очарование.