...' per "fare conversazione", come nei romanzi moderni, servono a portare avanti l'azione. Non seguono il ritmo di una conversazione reale, tipo Jane Austen (o la stessa Rowling) dove, contemporaneamente, descrivono i personaggi e le atmosfere E portano avanti l'azione. sìsì, lo so, però in certi...

... mai li' per "fare conversazione", come nei romanzi moderni, servono a portare avanti l'azione. Non seguono il ritmo di una conversazione reale, tipo Jane Austen (o la stessa Rowling) dove, contemporaneamente, descrivono i personaggi e le atmosfere E portano avanti l'azione. -- Murasaki

... by your own people. It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of some smackdown laid on his sorry ass. - Stone Cold Jane Austen -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

... aber immer noch, für einen anderen Drucker habe ich jetzt eine neue Sicherung besorgt... A!S -- Es gibt sicherlich nicht so viele Männer mit großem Vermögen auf der Welt wie hübsche Frauen, die sie verdienen. -- Jane Austen

...rambo 4 was richa arsefucking calvin. dan in real life rec young adam becoming jane office space he was a quiet man the initiation of sarah il est plus ... words the brave one (she's going paranoid, the bitch) two tickets to paradise my blueberry nights the jane austen book club virgin territory cloverfield meet the spartans when a man falls in the forest bee mooee george washington...

... that the idea of the "love-match" between young people was first popularised by Queen Victoria it's still bollocks, I might cite the novels of Jane Austen. David. Yeah sure, so good ole fluffy bunny Christian "love-match" goes all the way back to the bible, huh? I did not say first....

... in the mists of pre-history. Even if "monkie" was only claiming that the idea of the "love-match" between young people was first popularised by Queen Victoria it's still bollocks, I might cite the novels of Jane Austen. David.

... boost production to high levels. Take the case of an amateur pianist among the small-time gentry in the early 19th century (like someone out of Jane Austen novel). What would she play? Probably either simpler classical pieces or arrangements of well-known folk tunes. There was no industry in place to write, ...

...in "Job" you simply have no basis for your assertion, you're making a statement about your personal feelings. We might as well state that Jane Austen IS EVIL because she did not question social norms that nowadays would be almost universally reviled. She did not see them as evil....

... in "Job" you simply have no basis for your assertion, you're making a statement about your personal feelings. We might as well state that Jane Austen IS EVIL because she did not question social norms that nowadays would be almost universally reviled. Since it is reasonable to assume ...