ABSTRACT

This edition of Romance Readers and Romance Writers (1810) is the first modern scholarly publication of what is arguably Green's most famous novel. As with many of her other works, Green adopts numerous sophisticated methods to parody her contemporaries.

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Introduction

Romantic Reading and Writing: The Creation and Consumption of the Early Nineteenth-Century Novel
Edited ByChristopher Goulding

chapter |11 pages

Literary Retrospection

BySarah Green

part |221 pages

13Romance Readers And Romance Writers

part |71 pages

Volume I

chapter I|7 pages

Three Brothers

BySarah Green

chapter II|7 pages

The Nieces

BySarah Green

chapter III|6 pages

Fashionable Originals

BySarah Green

chapter IV|6 pages

A Morning Visit, and an Invitation

BySarah Green

chapter V|16 pages

The Dinner and Ball

BySarah Green

chapter VI|10 pages

The Flying Tea-Kettle, and Other Miraculous Incidents

BySarah Green

chapter VII|6 pages

Food for Scandal

BySarah Green

chapter VIII|12 pages

An Apology and a Dinner, En Famille

BySarah Green

part |69 pages

Volume II

chapter IX|5 pages

Sir John and Lady Wringham

BySarah Green

chapter X|8 pages

New Propensities

BySarah Green

chapter XI|8 pages

A Separation and a Grand Plot

BySarah Green

chapter XII|10 pages

A Masquerade, A Disappointment, and A Surprise

BySarah Green

chapter XIII|6 pages

An Explanation

BySarah Green

chapter XIV|9 pages

Weddings

BySarah Green

chapter XV|6 pages

A Fatal Accident and an Unexpected Event

BySarah Green

chapter XVI|8 pages

A New Character

BySarah Green

chapter XVII|8 pages

Changes at Eglantine

BySarah Green

part |78 pages

Volume III

chapter XVIII|8 pages

A Journey and an Unexpected Meeting

BySarah Green

chapter XIX|8 pages

Fashionable Intrigue, and a Virtuous Wife's Resource

BySarah Green

chapter XX|9 pages

News from Eglantine

BySarah Green

chapter XXI|11 pages

A Manuscript

BySarah Green

chapter XXII|5 pages

Prior Attachment

BySarah Green

chapter XXIII|13 pages

The Result of Intrigue

BySarah Green

chapter XXIV|9 pages

A Mistake

BySarah Green

chapter XXV|10 pages

The Infidel's Last Resource

BySarah Green

chapter XXVI|4 pages

Conclusion

BySarah Green