Austen,Jane:Lady Susan (in engl.Spr.)
Austen,Jane:Lady Susan (in engl.Spr.)
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- NAXOS AUDIO BOOKS, 2001
- ISBN-13: 9789626342282
- Erscheinungstermin: 15.9.2001
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recently-widowed Lady Susan Vernon, intelligent
but highly manipulative, who is intent on
gaining financially secure relationships for
both herself and her wayward but shy teenage
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six great later novels, it demonstrates the wit
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Lady Susan was the first of Jane Austen’s novels to be completed. An epistolary novel in eighteenth-century style, it tells the story of the recently widowed Lady Susan Vernon, intelligent but highly manipulative, who is intent on gaining financially secure relationships for both herself and her wayward but shy teenage daughter Frederica. Less known than Austen’s six great later novels, it demonstrates the wit and sharp observations of Jane Austen – and is shown at its best in audiobook form, with different actresses presenting real characters as they read their letters.
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Unlike the women featured in Austen's other works, the recently-widowed Lady Susan Vernon is a beautiful and intelligent, but highly manipulative, woman in her upper thirties, who will stop at nothing to attain financially secure relationships for both herself and her wayward but shy teenage daughter, Frederica.- Tracklisting
Disk 1 von 2 (CD)
- 1 Lady Susan Vernon to Mr. Vernon, Langford, December
- 2 Lady Susan to Mrs, Johnson, Langford
- 3 Mrs. Vernon to Lady de Courcy, Churchill
- 4 Mr de Courcy to Mrs. Vernon, Parklands
- 5 Lady Susan to Mrs. Johnon, Churchill
- 6 Mrs. Vernon to Mr. de Courcy, Churchill
- 7 Lady Susan to Mrs. Johnson, Churchill
- 8 Mrs, Vernon to Lady de Courcy, Churchill
- 9 Mrs. Vernon to Lady de Courcy
- 10 Lady Susan to Mrs. Johnson
- 11 Mrs. Vernon to Lady de Courcy
- 12 Sir Reginald de Courcy to His Son, Parklands
- 13 Lady de Courcy to Mrs. Vernon, Parklands
- 14 Mr. de Courcy to Sir Reginald, Churchill
- 15 Mrs. Vernon to Lady de Courcy, Churchill
- 16 Lady Suan to Mrs. Johnson, Churchill
- 17 Mrs. Vernon to Lady de Courcy, Churchill
- 18 From the Same to the Same, Churchill
- 19 Lady Susan to Mrs. Johnson, Churchill
- 20 Mrs. Vernon to Lady de Courcy, Churchill
Disk 2 von 2 (CD)
- 1 Miss Vernon to Mr. de Courcy
- 2 Lady Susan to Mrs. Johnson, Churchill
- 3 Lady Susan to Mrs. Johnson, Churchill
- 4 From the Same to the Same, Churchill
- 5 Lady Susan to Mrs. Johnson, Edward Street
- 6 Mrs. Johnson to Lady Susan, Edward Street
- 7 Mrs. Vernon to Lady de Courcy, Churchill
- 8 Mrs. Johnson to Lady Suan, Edward Street
- 9 Lady Susan to Mrs. Johnson, Upper Seymour Street
- 10 Lady Susan to Mr. de Courcy, Upper Seymour Street
- 11 Lady Susan to Mrs. Johnson, Upper Seymour Street
- 12 Mrs. Johnson to Lady Susan, Edward Street
- 13 Lady Susan to Mrs. Johnson, Upper Seymour Street
- 14 Mr. de Courcy to Lady, Hotel
- 15 Lady Susan to Mr. de Courcy, Upper Seymour Street
- 16 Mr. de Courcy to Lady Susan, Hotel
- 17 Lady Susan to Mr. de Courcy, Upper Seymour Street
- 18 Mrs. Johnson to Lady Susan, Edward Street
- 19 Lady Susan to Mrs. Johnson, Upper Seymour Street
- 20 Lady de Courcy to Mrs. Vernon, Parklands
- 21 Mrs. Vernon to Lady de Courcy, Churchill
- 22 Conclusion
