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... P, 1967) 293. JANE AUSTEN S NOCTURNAL AND ANNE FINCH Perhaps no passage in the novels is m ore complexly allusive than the scene from Mansfield Park th at shows a rapt Fanny Price window-gazing on a starlit sum m er s night. O ne p o in ter to its literary constellation is E d m u n d s insistence...

... though all of the facts suggest his innocence. Atticus Finch is an exem plum far beyond law and literature. Oddly though, very few can come up w ith the name of the prosecutor in To K ill A M ockingbird or anything about him. Is it just because the man is so nondescript? Mr. Gilmer appears as "a balding...

..., to take M iller s own example, praises 76 English Language Notes God for rose-moles all in stipple u p o n tro u t th at swim;/Freshfirecoal chestnuts-falls; finches wings. Likewise, H opkins sJour­ nal abounds with the descriptions of the groups of hom oge­ neous objects. H opkins s reasons...

... a ry 8-9, 1799, see Letters 34. For a valuable n o te on th e Finches and F inch-H atton s see D eirdre Le Faye s B iographical Index to th e Letters 522-23. 34Septem ber, 23-24, 1813, Letters 226. 35N ovem ber 6-7, 1813, Letters 253; b u t she h a d com e to a sim ilar verdict ab out this couple eight...

... that were before him, 27whereas Tate eulogizes Amri, who signifies, as editors and most contemporary annotators agree, the lord chancellor, Heneage Finch, earl of Nottingham. Amri returns for further praise in Uzziah and Jotham (27.21), this time representing the duke of Somerset, according to several early...

.... JANE AUSTEN S NOCTURNAL AND ANNE FINCH Perhaps no passage in the novels is m ore complexly allusive than the scene from Mansfield Park th at shows a rapt Fanny Price window-gazing on a starlit sum m er s night. O ne p o in ter to its literary constellation is E d m u n d s insistence th a t a taste...