No. 9, December 16, 1987
CONTENTS
| Editorial | Page 3 |
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| Illustrations | page 4 |
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| President's Letter | pages 5-6 |
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| Notes on the Ninth Annual Meeting | Judith Terry, Sallie Wadsworth |
pages 7-11 |
| Mrs. Elton and the Slave Trade | Mary DeForest | pages 11-13 |
| Yes, there is a Petty France | Dean Cantrell | pages 13-17 |
| All the "Write" Moves: or, Theatrical Gesture in Sense and Sensibility | Judith W. Fisher | pages 17-23 |
| Verses | Kathleen Glancy | pages 23-24 |
| Fanny Price as Cinderella: Folk and Fairy-Tale in Mansfield Park | Janice C. Simpson | pages 25-30 |
| Charades, Anyone? | Patricia M. Shepherd | page 30 |
| Travelling in the Steps of Jane Austen | Celine M. Kear | pages 31-33 |
| Elizabeth Ponders: a Triolet | Virginia Golden | page 33 |
| Gunfight at the Combe Magna Corral | Mary Hardenbrook | pages 34-35 |
| News from St. Nicholas Church, Steventon | page 36 |
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| The Unknown Lover | Constance Pilgrim | pages 37-40 |
| The Jane Austen Top Ten | Kathleen Glancy | page 40 |
| The Withering Eye, the Transmuting Hand, the Alchemies of Pride and Prejudice | Sidney Ives | pages 41-45 |
| JASNA Essay Competition | page 45 |
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| Competition 1988 | page 46 |
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| Competition Winners, 1987 | page 46 |
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| Pen Sketches in Verse, from the Letters | Patricia M. Shepherd | pages 47-48 |
| An Amusing Study: Family Likenesses in Pride and Prejudice | Jocelyn Creigh Cass | pages 49-50 |
| Visiting Edward Cooper | Gaye King | pages 51-55 |
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PAPERS FROM THE NEW YORK CONFERENCE |
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| A Scotchman at Overton: Jane Austen's North Hampshire | Anthony Trollope | pages 56-58 |
| Lady Susan and the Juvenilia | ||
| Jane Austen: the "Juvenilia" | A. Walton Litz | pages 59-63 |
| "We fainted alternately on a sofa": Female Friendship in Jane Austen's Juvenilia | Deborah J. Knuth | pages 64-71 |
| Jane Austen and the Uncommon Reader | Laurie Kaplan | pages 71-75 |
| The Madness of Jane Austen: Metonymic Style and Literature's Resistance to Interpretation | Ellen E. Martin | pages 76-84 |
| Lady Susan: The Wicked Mother in Jane Austen's Novels | Barbara J. Horwitz | pages 84-88 |
| Female Resources: Epistles, Plot, and Power | Patricia Spacks | pages 88-98 |
| Contributors | page 99 |
Articles copyright © 1987 by the authors
