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Conclusion The Later Novels,citly didactic, although with substantial elements of more subtle literary art. Austen’s triumph in her early novels is to assimilate their achievements and to better them so that her own fiction realizes their aims: to delight and instruct. Her ability to delight is undeniable; her didactic intenti

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