000			01066nam a2200169 a 4500
999			_c19668 _d19668
020			_a9780140430165
020			_a0140430164
082			_a823 _bAUS
100			_aAusten, Jane _eaut
245			_aMansfield park
260			_bPenguin Books, _aBaltimore _c1966
300			_a463 pages ;
490			_aPenguin English library.
520			_a When a poor cousin, Fannie Price, comes to live at the estate of the sophisticated Bertram family, she suffers from the condescension of her haughty relatives and from the hopeless love she bears for their youngest son. life becomes even more complicated when she is forced into a rivalry with a charming and vivacious newcomer. Fannie will have to question her most cherished beliefs about herself and her world as she struggles to make a home for herself. Displaying Austen's characteristic irony and perception, Mansfield Park delivers a scathing attack on social conventions that earned it a reputation as her most controversial novel.
650			_aPrice, Fanny -- (Fictitious character) -- Fiction.
942			_cBK