Comments on: Jane Austen, the City of Bath, and the Character Triangle …Really? http://www.lornerubis.com/2011/09/learning-character-from-austen-novels/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=learning-character-from-austen-novels building character at work and in life Wed, 15 May 2013 07:22:50 +0000 hourly 1 By: Pat http://www.lornerubis.com/2011/09/learning-character-from-austen-novels/comment-page-1/#comment-502 Pat Sun, 02 Oct 2011 00:01:17 +0000 http://www.lornerubis.com/?p=1878#comment-502 I remember seeing Jane Austen former home. I am going to read her novels this fall as I will soon have a lot of time to read. I loved Bath when I was there in the Spring. I enjoyed your piece. Such great memories. Pat I remember seeing Jane Austen former home. I am going to read her novels this fall as I will soon have a lot of time to read. I loved Bath when I was there in the Spring. I enjoyed your piece. Such great memories.
Pat

]]> By: Anna http://www.lornerubis.com/2011/09/learning-character-from-austen-novels/comment-page-1/#comment-501 Anna Sat, 01 Oct 2011 21:36:02 +0000 http://www.lornerubis.com/?p=1878#comment-501 Hi Lorne! This summer I spent a day in Bath while spending a week in Chippinham with my dad and cousin Ruth. (Since there's a Ryzex in Chippinham...) It's cool that you hang out in Bath, it is a lovely place. When my dad went to England, we also took a road trip down to Wales. In Wales we went to an entire village completely made up of two cafes and the rest of used bookstores. Well, my dad got me "Pride & Prejudiced" for three-pounds-fifty, and it was published in 1906. That's cheaper than a new paperback version here in the states. Anyways, I wanted to share that since it's semi-relatable to your blog post. -Anna PS: My school is putting on a P&P play this fall. I'm not in it, but you are welcome to come see :) Hi Lorne!

This summer I spent a day in Bath while spending a week in Chippinham with my dad and cousin Ruth. (Since there’s a Ryzex in Chippinham…) It’s cool that you hang out in Bath, it is a lovely place.

When my dad went to England, we also took a road trip down to Wales. In Wales we went to an entire village completely made up of two cafes and the rest of used bookstores. Well, my dad got me “Pride & Prejudiced” for three-pounds-fifty, and it was published in 1906. That’s cheaper than a new paperback version here in the states.

Anyways, I wanted to share that since it’s semi-relatable to your blog post.

-Anna

PS: My school is putting on a P&P play this fall. I’m not in it, but you are welcome to come see :)

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