The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volumen203A. Constable, 1906 |
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... Fanny Burney is entitled to posthumous fame , and as such she will continue to rank with Walpole and a long way above Mrs. Delany and George Selwyn . It is mainly as a painter of eighteenth ... Fanny Burney , her Diary and her Days .
... Fanny Burney is entitled to posthumous fame , and as such she will continue to rank with Walpole and a long way above Mrs. Delany and George Selwyn . It is mainly as a painter of eighteenth ... Fanny Burney , her Diary and her Days .
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... Fanny Burney accurately portrayed . It is the combination of this power of reflection with her own distinction as a type , and the fact that she was a charming and loveable creature , that has made Fanny Burney , what we may fairly call ...
... Fanny Burney accurately portrayed . It is the combination of this power of reflection with her own distinction as a type , and the fact that she was a charming and loveable creature , that has made Fanny Burney , what we may fairly call ...
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... Fanny Burney , with a susceptible temperament , she personified official bonds , suppression of individuality , perpetual decorum , and worst of all absence of what was most craved for , personal sympathy . Fanny Burney has portrayed ...
... Fanny Burney , with a susceptible temperament , she personified official bonds , suppression of individuality , perpetual decorum , and worst of all absence of what was most craved for , personal sympathy . Fanny Burney has portrayed ...
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