Iane Austen

Iane Austen (ƿæs geboren þæs 19. þæs Ǣrran Gēolan þæs 1775. gēares; cƿæl þæs 18. þæs Æfterran Līðan þæs 1817.) ƿæs Englisc ƿrīticge lufspella ymb eorlum mid ēðlum, þe ƿrāt suma þāra gerǣddostena bōca Engliscre ƿrītunge. Fore hire sōþ, hire bītendre smicernesse, and hire trahtaðe ymb gefērscipe, ēac hire brēmum spellrinum, is hēo gecūþ ongemang bōcerum and bōcgelofiendum. 

 Getæl ƿeorca 
Lēasspell
 Sense and Sensibility (1811. gēares)
 Uppahafenness and Unrǣd (1813. gēares)
 Mansfield Park (1814. gēares)
 Emma (1815. gēares)
 Northanger Abbey (1818. gēares, æfter Ianan dēaðe)
 Persuasion (1818. gēares, æfter Ianan dēaðe)

Sceort lēasspell
Lady Susan (1794, 1805)

Unfulfylled lēasspell
The Watsons (1804. gēares)
'[Sanditon (1817. gēares)

Ōðru ƿeorcSir Charles Grandison (adapted play) (þæs 1793. and þæs 1800.)Se full nama þisse sceortan ƿafunge is Sir Charles Grandison or The happy Man, a Comedy in 6 acts. Tō leornienne mā, seoh lā Southames "Grandison" hēafodƿeard þǣre bēc The Jane Austen Companion, fram þǣm 187. tramete ōþ þone CassandraAusten-JaneAusten(c.1810)_hires.jpg 189.Plan of a Novel'' (1815. gēares)
Lēoþ (fram 1796. ōþ 1817.)
Gebēd (fram 1796. ōþ 1817.)
Ǣrendgeƿritu (fram 1796. ōþ 1817.)

Gēogoðe ƿeorc — Forme Bōc (fram 1787. ōþ 1793.) Þis getæl þāra gēogoðe ƿeorca is anumen from The Works of Jane Austen fēorðan bec from þǣm 1954. gēare of Ed. R. W. Chapman and B. C. Southam. of Oxnaforda: Oxnaforda Eormengyldes Bōcþryccinghūses, þæs 1988., þe is geēacnod mid mā bōcƿeorce þe cann ƿesan gesaƿen on Margaret Anne Doody adihticgan and Douglas Murray adihtendes Catharine and Other Writings of Oxnaforda: Oxnaforda Eormengyldes Bōcþryccinghȳses, þæs 1993.
Frederic & Elfrida
Jack & Alice
Edgar & Emma
Henry and Eliza
The Adventures of Mr. Harley
Sir William Mountague
Memoirs of Mr. Clifford
The Beautifull Cassandra
Amelia Webster
The Visit
The Mystery
The Three Sisters
A beautiful description
The generous Curate
Ode to Pity
Gēogoðe Ƿeorc — Ōðru Bōc (fram 1787. ōþ 1793.)

Love and Freindship
Lesley Castle
The History of England
A Collection of Letters
The female philosopher
The first Act of a Comedy
A Letter from a Young Lady
A Tour through Wales
A Tale
Gēogoðe Ƿeorc — Þridde Bōc (fram 1787. ōþ 1793.)

Evelyn
Catharine, or the Bower

Fruman

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