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Old Friends and New Fancies: An Imaginary Sequel to the Novels of Jane Austen

by Sybil G. Brinton · 1913

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The first Jane Austen sequel ever written!

Originally published in 1914, this charming and original sequel to the novels of Jane Austen intertwines the lives of the most beloved characters from all six Austen novels with new characters of the author's devising. Inventive matchmaking leads numerous pairs of lovers through the inevitable (and entertaining) difficulties they must encounter before they are united in the end.

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Old Friends and New Fancies is a gratifying read for any Jane Austen enthusiast.

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Georgian and 18th centuryGeorgian and 18th centuryMore like thisLess of thishistorical fictionhistorical fictionMore like thisLess of thisRegencyRegencyMore like thisLess of thisromanceromanceMore like thisLess of thishistorical romancehistorical romanceMore like thisLess of this
Setting
18th century18th centuryMore like thisLess of thisRegencyRegencyMore like thisLess of thisEnglandEnglandMore like thisLess of this
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 377 pages

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