... 1793 (Mural 1). Her life style was attributed to her modest family. Apart from hard times, the George Austen always had enough money for books, which were considered a luxury of the time. They also owned horses and a carriage, a sign of status (Laski 29). Jane enjoyed singing and playing the piano and was extremely proud of her sewing and embroidery. Also fond of dancing, Jane attended ... 4. Although Jane Austen has a unique style and uses personal experiences, I found similarities pertaining to Pride and Prejudice and Alice Walker's The Color Purple, in technique, theme and style. The ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... never be put into high school 10th grade curriculum high rotation. The only productions that can afford to go from France to Rome and across the oceans to America in 20 minutes are the phenomenon "The Broadway Musicals." The glitz and glamour of it all is entertaining, beautiful, magnificent, and the like, but all in all the play itself needs the extra. Just about anyone can publish a book or a few poems ... the writer do all the work." For most people reading a play is like listening to a conversation retold by a friend: it's not the same if u weren't there to see it all go down. More ...

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• Grade Level: High School