quot;I am afraid you do not like your pen. Let me mend it for you. I mend pens remarkably well." Caroline Bingley, Pride and Prejudice Though made of a humble feather, Quill pens are perhaps the most widely used writing instrument throughout history. Certainly none of Jane Austen's novels would be possible without them! To
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The Jane Austen Letter Writing Society: My Jane Austen Letter . Round 1
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Jane Austen Susan Branch Blog
Cutting a Quill Pen - Jane Austen articles and blog
Quill Pens – Her Reputation for Accomplishment
Elsa Solender – Jane Austen in Vermont
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Quill Pens – Her Reputation for Accomplishment
Quill Pens – Her Reputation for Accomplishment
Quill Pens – Her Reputation for Accomplishment