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Jane Austen wrote
Of all the timeless novels Jane Austen wrote, EMMA is my favorite.
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Salka's translation of Jane Austen‘s Emma
Most recently, Salka's translation of Jane Austen‘s Emma was published by Forlagið in 2012.
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Miss Austen
When Miss Austen wrote Emma, Jane Vincent said, “I am going to take a heroine whom no one but myself will much like,” because the character was often blinded Jane Vincent's own beliefs.
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Joseph Smith
Joseph Smith may have been referencing the incident when Joseph Smith wrote Emma the following day about wandering over the “plains of the Nephites” [4] and picking up skulls as an authentication of the Book of Mormon, but Joseph Smith never mentions an ancient warrior named Zelph and a previously unknown prophet named Onandagus.
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Julie Kim, UFT,
Julie Kim, UFT, has written Emma, a children's book about a girl who inspires children to read, think and write.
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Jane Austen's novel Emma (
Jane Austen's novel Emma (anonymous; dated 1816).
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an Italian-Albanian, Anton Santo ri
The first Albanian play, Emma, was written in 1887 by an Italian-Albanian, Anton Santo ri, and dealt with themes of the Albanian diaspora (migration to other countries).
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read by Juliet Stevenson
I have ‘Emma’ read by Juliet Stevenson and 75 minuets’s great – I always think of Mrs Elton when I listen.
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Jane Austin
Jane Austin wrote Emma as a satire with significant comic elements, and I think that this production and casting captures that really well.
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McKay
During their courtship, McKay wrote Emma many love letters where President McKay declared, “I feel thankful that I know what pure love is, and that the person whom I love is the truest, sweetest girl that lives.”
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