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2015-12-29 14:29:04 An ●●●●●● ●●●●●● ●●●●●●in on line ●●●●●● In ●●●●●● more ●●●●●●cal terms, some ●●●●●●●●●●●●s can bring ●●●●●●ingly fresh ●●●●●●ches for long-term fans. V●●●●●●ng into the ●●●●●●ng ●●●●●●ory of Jane Austen was the ●●●●●●st Lynn S●●●●●●d with her debut book Murder at M●●●●●●ld Park (●●●●●●hed just ●●●●●● P&●●●●●●;D James’s Death Comes to P●●●●●●ey). The idea of ●●●●●●ng a gory ●●●●●●it with the M●●●●●●ld ●●●●●●ues, S●●●●●●d says, ●●●●●●ly ●●●●●●ed a means to look at Austen’s work and ●●●●●●ters in quite a new way; an ●●●●●●ation of the very ●●●●●●s of Austen (and a shade more ●●●●●● than Seth G●●●●●●’s 2009 hit Pride and P●●●●●●ce and Z●●●●●●, which ●●●●●● the Bennet ●●●●●●s ●●●●●●t the ●●●●●●). S●●●●●●d had to study very hard. “It was the ●●●●●●ge,” she says. “Making sure I didn’t ●●●●●● ●●●●●●. I ●●●●●●ched every word that I had any doubt about. Austen, oddly, had a ●●●●●●vely ●●●●●●d ●●●●●●n. And ●●●●●●sly there were no ●●●●●●t ●●●●●● in her work! So for that I ●●●●●● to Samuel R●●●●●●son – Austen’s ●●●●●●ite ●●●●●●st. A gold-mine for ●●●●●●lary.” Her ●●●●●●ion, she says, was both to give an ●●●●●●●●●●●● read, and also to hold a ●●●●●● up to the ●●●●●●al. |