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«Íîðòåí´åðñüêå àáàòñòâî» — ðîìàí àíãë³éñüêî¿ ïèñüìåííèö³ Äæåéí Îñò³í (1775–1817), íàïèñàíèé ó ìîäíîìó íà òîé ÷àñ ãîòè÷íîìó ñòèë³ ç ïðèòàìàííîþ àâòîðö³ ³ðîí³ºþ. ѳìíàäöÿòèð³÷íà Êåòð³í Ìîðëàíä çàõîïëåíà ðîìàíòèêîþ «ãîòè÷íèõ ðîìàí³â» ³ ÷àñòî óÿâëÿº ñåáå ãåðî¿íåþ òàêèõ òâîð³â. ³äïî÷èâàþ÷è íà êóðîðò³, êóäè ¿¿ çàïðîñèëè áàãàò³ äðóç³, Êåòð³í çíàéîìèòüñÿ ç Ãåíð³ Ò³ëí³ ³ çàêîõóºòüñÿ â íüîãî. Ðîäèííèé ìàºòîê Ãåíð³ — Íîðòåí´åðñüêå àáàòñòâî — íàïîâíþº ¿¿ ðîçóì æàõëèâèìè ï³äîçðàìè. Çàìêíåí³ ê³ìíàòè, òàºìíè÷³ ñêðèí³, çàãàäêîâ³ íîòàòêè ñòâîðþþòü òåìíó ãîòè÷íó àòìîñôåðó â äóø³ ä³â÷èíè. ×è ìîæå âîíà äîâ³ðÿòè Ãåíð³, ÷è â³í — ÷àñòèíà çìîâè? Êåòð³í øóêຠòàºìíèö³ ó çâè÷àéíèõ ïîä³ÿõ, ïîêè Ãåíð³ íå ïåðåêîíóº ¿¿ ïîáà÷èòè íåáåçïåêó â ïëóòàíí³ æèòòÿ ç ë³òåðàòóðîþ.

«Sense and Sensibility» is a novel by the English writer Jane Austen (1775–1817) about two sisters of opposite temperaments. In the very name lies the philosophical depth of the work, the writer has created extremely true images. Will the sisters finally be able to find their happiness? «×óòòÿ ³ ÷óòëèâ³ñòü» — ðîìàí àíãë³éñüêî¿ ïèñüìåííèö³ Äæåéí Îñòåí (1775–1817) ïðî äâîõ ñåñòåð, ÿê³ ïðîòèëåæí³ çà òåìïåðàìåíòîì. Ó ñàì³é íàçâ³ êðèºòüñÿ ô³ëîñîôñüêà ãëèáèíà òâîðó, ïèñüìåííèöÿ ñòâîðèëà íàäçâè÷àéíî ïðàâäèâ³ îáðàçè. ×è çìîæóòü ñåñòðè çðåøòîþ çíàéòè ñâîº ùàñòÿ?

The novel "Persuasion" belongs to the gold classics of world literature. It is one of the most autobiographical novels of Jane Austen (1775—1817). The protagonist Anne Elliot resembles the author quite a lot, and her love story is really similar to the writer's own story. As well as Anne, Jane fell in love with an insolvent young man and broke up with him having given up to her relatives' insistence. However, despite the writer has eventually not got a possibility to make her personal life, she gives her heroine a chance to be happy.

The realist character of the portrayed images and th unsurpassed reproduction of the atmosphere of ol( England became the visiting card of the British write Jane Austen (1775—1817). Her work "Sense and Sensibi lity" is the histories of love of two Dashwood sisters: o reasonable Elinor who always takes into consideratioi common sense and the rules of propriety, and impulsivi Marianne who is not ashamed of the ardency of he feelings and responds to the call of her heart. Such dif ferent are the characters and so differing is the reactioi to the challenges thrown down at them by the fate. Still the hope for the better future does not die out in thi soul of each of them.