Jane Austen

Jane Austen (Steventon, 16 jasypakõi 1775-Winchester, 18 jasypokõi 1817) ha'e akue peteĩ tembiasagua'u haihára Ingyatérra pegua. Oipurukuaa porãgui ñe'ẽ oporombopukáva, hembiapokue ojejuhu umi imomorãmbyre apytépe ingleñe'ẽme, upéicha avei, ko'ãga peve heta oñemoñe'ẽ iñarandukakuéra.“Jane Austen”, Gary Kelly, en Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 116: British Romantic Novelists, 1789-1832. Puede encontrarse aquí.

Heñói táva Steventon-pe (Hampshire). Iñemoñare ou umi mburuvicha okaraygua Tavetã Joaju pegua, hembiapokue katu heta omombe'u kóvare, oñe'ẽvo ñemenda ha teko ogagua. Heta jey ojejapo ta'angamýi hembiapokuégui ha hekove rembiaságui avei.

 Hembiapokue 

Tembiasagua'u
 Sense and Sensibility (1811)
 Pride and Prejudice (1813)
 Mansfield Park (1814)
 Emma (1815)
 Northanger Abbey (1818, omano rire)
 Persuasion (1818,  omano rire)
 Lady Susan (1871,  omano rire)
Ndaikatúiva omohu'ãmba
 The Watsons (1804)
 Sanditon (1817)
Ambuéva
 Sir Charles Grandison (1793, 1800)
 Plan of a Novel (1815)
 Poems (1796–1817)
 Prayers (1796–1817)
 Letters (1796–1817)

Juvenilia—Volume the First (1787–1793)
 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 Fragment
 A beautiful description
 The generous Curate
 Ode to Pity

Juvenilia—Volume the Second (1787–1793)
 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
Juvenilia—Volume the Third (1787–1793)
 Evelyn
 Catharine, or The Bower

 Mandu'apy 

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