Jane Austen
| R | A | U | O | M | A | N | N | E | R | S | P |
| E | E | I | O | X | J | T | H | N | O | T | M |
| G | C | O | U | N | T | R | Y | S | I | D | E |
| E | P | I | V | C | S | I | E | H | D | H | V |
| N | R | D | S | M | A | R | R | I | A | G | E |
| C | O | Y | O | S | T | O | E | X | F | S | C |
| Y | P | G | C | T | I | N | A | I | E | J | U |
| Q | O | P | I | A | R | Y | H | Z | G | R | E |
| N | S | N | E | H | E | B | R | S | Q | A | A |
| M | A | W | T | F | L | K | T | W | I | R | H |
| S | L | Z | Y | R | E | S | T | A | T | E | T |
| O | I | L | E | T | T | E | R | S | K | O | I |
- COUNTRYSIDE
- ESTATE
- IRONY
- LETTERS
- MANNERS
- MARRIAGE
- PROPOSAL
- REGENCY
- SATIRE
- SOCIETY
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Jane Austen built her novels around one Regency-era stage: a country estate, a code of manners, and a marriage market where the right match meant security. Letters carry gossip and proposals across the countryside faster than any traveler could, and Austen's own irony undercuts anyone who takes the rules too seriously. Her satire reads as comedy first, but it is aimed straight at the society that wrote those rules.
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