Here are some pictures of me standing outside one of the houses that Jane Austen is believed to have stayed in at Lyme. Pyne House is on the main High Street of the town not far from the beach. As I was standing waiting to have my photo taken someone actually came out of the [...]
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Jane Austen’s letter from Lyme with pictures of the house where she stayed
Posted in Jane Austen's letters, Lyme Regis, Persuasion, tagged Jane Austen's letters, Lyme Regis, Persuasion, Pyne House on June 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Jane Austen’s account of a November Ball in 1800
Posted in Jane Austen, tagged Jane Austen, Jane Austen's letters, Philip Gough on November 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In November 1800, Jane Austen was a month short of her 25th birthday. The following is a much edited letter, written to her sister Cassandra, but I particularly love her description of the ball and more particularly the images that are conjured up by the descriptions of the people who attended.
The lovely illustrations are [...]



