The Jane Austen Guide to Happily Ever After (65 page)

Smith, Mrs. (Willoughby’s patroness/ cousin)

social media

social setting

Somersetshire

Sophocles

soul mate

South Africa

Southerton

Speed Seduction® Student

Spitzer, Eliot

Steele, Lucy

Stornaway, Lady

“Sunday Styles,”

suspense

talk, the

technology

temper

temperament

Ten Commandments

Tennessee

texting

Thorpe, Isabella

Thorpe, John

Three Sisters
,
The

Tilney, Eleanor

Tilney, Frederick

Tilney, General

Tilney, Henry

Tilney, Mrs.

Tomei, Marisa

“tranquillity,”

Trilling, Lionel

Twitter

understanding

University of Chicago

University of North Carolina

vanity

Vernon, Lady Susan

Victorian era, the

Vietnam War

virtue

Voltaire

W., Lydia

Walsh, Susan

Washington, D.C.

Watson, Margaret

Watsons
,
The

wealth (
see also
fortune)

Wentworth, Frederick

West Indies

Western culture

Weston, Mrs.

Wickham, George

Willis-Aronowitz, Nona

Willoughby, John

wit

Wodehouse society

Wonder Woman

Woodhouse, Emma

Woodhouse, Isabella

Woods, Elin

Woods, Tiger

World War II

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Kantor, Elizabeth.

The Jane Austen guide to happily ever after / Elizabeth Kantor.

p. cm.

Includes bibliographical references.

eISBN : 978-1-596-98318-2

1. Women--Psychology. 2. Man-woman relationships. 3. Mate selection. 4. Austen, Jane, 1775-1817 I. Title.

HQ1206.K364 2012