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: Practical ParalegalismSunday LOL: Jane Austen Parody Packs a Punch
By Lynne DeVenny
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I love Jane Austen. In fact, I often re-read her novels in times of great stress - maybe it's the long, polite conversations that slowly (but slyly and with great wit) move her character-driven plots forward. As a college English Literature major, I admit I found them a little boring. But as a paralegal who sees plenty of excitement during a work day, now I find them relaxing.But what would have happened if her characters had just skipped the conversation and gone straight to a right hook? Good society will never be the same:
Full post as published by Practical Paralegalism on July 25, 2010 (boomark / email).
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