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Irony, Elizabeth Bennet, and Jane Austen
(This post originally appeared on December 11, 2012, on Darcyholic Diversions.) I admit it. I love IRONY. i·ro·ny /ˈīrənē/ a Noun ~ the expression of one’s meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic … Continue reading
Posted in book excerpts, Jane Austen, Regency era, Ulysses Press
Tagged " "His American Heartsong, "His Irish Eve, Dramatic Irony, Elizabeth Bennet, His, Irony, Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice, Regency England, Regina Jeffers, Situational Irony, The Mysterious Death of Mr. Darcy, Ulysses Press, White Soup Press
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Celebrating a Regency Christmas
When most people consider a Regency Christmas, they are really envisioning a Victorian one. During the Regency Period (1811-1820), Christmastide began on Christmas Day and ended with a Twelfth Night celebration. There are few references to Christmas traditions in Regency … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas at Pemberley, Christmastide, Jane Austen, Regency England, Regina Jeffers
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