399: Chs 45-46 — Sense and Sensibility

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399: Chs 45-46 — Sense and Sensibility

399: Chs 45-46 — Sense and Sensibility

Heather Ordover
BOOK: Sense & Sensibility
September 25, 2015

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Chapters 45-46 of Sense & Sensibility by Jane Austen.

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• Austen’s Henry VIII quote: *”The Crimes & Cruelties of [Henry VIII], were too numerous to be mentioned, (as this history I trust has fully shewn;) & nothing can be said in his vindication, but that his abolishing Religious Houses & leaving them to the ruinous depredations of time has been of infinite use to the landscape of England in general, which probably was a principal motive for his doing it, since otherwise why should a Man who was of no Religion himself be at so much trouble to abolish one which had for ages been established in the Kingdom.”
• Walden Witch House, (I remembered some of the story correctly.)

A vertical HDR panorama of the Witch’s House in Beverly Hills. A fine example of “storybook” architecture, the “Witch’s House” was built in 1921 by Oscar-nominated art director Harry Oliver. The building originally served as offices and dressing rooms for Culver City-based Willat Studio, which made silent films. Sometime in the late 1920s or early 1930s, the building was moved to Beverly Hills, where it has been used as a private home ever since. The house, which once featured a moat (now dry), supposedly acquired it’s nickname when a previous owner passed out candy at Halloween dressed as a witch. At any rate, it looks like a place Hansel and Gretel should avoid

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