Jane Austen — "I feel like a negligent mother for my poor Mansfield Park, so little loved by al…"
I feel like a negligent mother for my poor Mansfield Park, so little loved by all.
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From a letter, expressing her feelings about the reception of her novel.
Date: 1814 (approximate, after publication)
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