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Patterns of Diction in
Jane Austen's Major Novels
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Miss Bates speaking as Miss Patty speaking as Mr William Larkins
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"master nor mistress was at home;"
Novel
: Emma
Character
: Randall's servant Tom
Link to text in chapter 23
Text ID
: 01871
they had both been out some time;
Novel
: Emma
Character
: Narrator as Randall's servant Tom
Link to text in chapter 23
Text ID
: 01872
they were gone to Hartfield.
Novel
: Emma
Character
: Narrator as Randall's servant Tom
Link to text in chapter 23
Text ID
: 01874
it was all the apples of that sort his master had; he had brought them all—and now his master had not one left to bake or boil.
Novel
: Emma
Character
: Miss Bates speaking as Miss Patty speaking as Mr William Larkins
Link to text in chapter 27
Text ID
: 02522
"Miss Fairfax was not well enough to write;"
Novel
: Emma
Character
: servant
Link to text in chapter 45
Text ID
: 04339
I should not find his master at home,
Novel
: Emma
Character
: Mr. Elton speaking as Mr. William Larkins
Link to text in chapter 52
Text ID
: 05206
He did not know what was come to his master lately,
Novel
: Emma
Character
: Mr. Elton speaking as Mr. William Larkins
Link to text in chapter 52
Text ID
: 05208
but he could hardly ever get the speech of him.
Novel
: Emma
Character
: Mr. Elton speaking as Mr. William Larkins
Link to text in chapter 52
Text ID
: 05210