Contents · 42 sections
- I2 min
- II4 min
- III3 min
- IV2 min
- V3 min
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- VII4 min
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- IX1 min
- X3 min
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- XIV5 min
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- XVI3 min
- XVII5 min
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- XIX3 min
- XX6 min
- XXI2 min
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- XXIX2 min
- XXX4 min
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- XXXVII1 min
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- XXXIX2 min
- XL2 min
- XLI3 min
- CONCLUSION5 min
Lady Susan · Jane Austen
XXXVII
Read online · About 1 minuteLady Susan to Mr. De Courcy.
Upper Seymour Street.
I am satisfied, and will trouble you no more when these few lines are dismissed. The engagement which you were eager to form a fortnight ago is no longer compatible with your views, and I rejoice to find that the prudent advice of your parents has not been given in vain. Your restoration to peace will, I doubt not, speedily follow this act of filial obedience, and I flatter myself with the hope of surviving my share in this disappointment.
S. V.