Sense and Sensibility — Jane Austen
Topics: класика
Beginning
SENSE & SENSIBILITY
BY
JANE AUSTEN
WITH AN INTRODUCTION
BY
AUSTIN DOBSON
ILLUSTRATED
BY
HUGH THOMSON
First Edition with Hugh Thomson's Illustrations 1896
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INTRODUCTION
With the title of Sense and Sensibility is connected one of those minor problems which delight the cummin-splitters of criticism. In the Cecilia of Madame D'Arblay--the forerunner, if not the model, of Miss Austen--is a sentence which at first sight suggests some relationship to the name of the book which, in the present series, inaugurated Miss Austen's novels. 'The whole of this unfortunate business'--says a certain didactic Dr. Lyster, talking in capitals, towards the end of volume three of Cecilia--'has been the result of…
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