“Whenever I fall into misfortune, how many jokes it ought to furnish to my acquaintance in general, or I shall die dreadfully in their debt for entertainment.”
letter to Cassandra
January 22, 1799 [18]
A dreadful debt
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The Jane Austen Guide to Life: Thoughtful Lessons for the Modern Woman (May, 2012)