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"Such very superior dancing is not often seen" by Thompson
!["Such very superior dancing is not often seen" by Thompson](https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/24727/archive/square_thumbnails/cc3c3496c01c72d4b37ad301608a78e1.jpg?Expires=1715212800&Signature=Nw8yUl%7EVg9HkX1bho1xKNCBRYIbGrXjZJTAMyc-%7EvWHsQRMCf9nhjm6tWpR7-F15TPv6XpHw5zhw-1XKg7q1kzp3wH%7EvfentPogWozh85TSQVe3eb5PM-NcbIRhGF6Wab7WjuKxU0VOeLZmC9xfjjAVjSkBLPv6iibcibFBoxhdFs2OKQBUxx4S2zGf5QQpH9cT3NY360J9CyzM%7ExQ0nLgvPxYw-5AWgey3pHeQoum1P45M2-U9hed2vg2Zn2Id7vTx-D7XllgW51Z%7EkEjH9s927cxl0gE9iEiDy37%7Ee3muKYz2sus7XhmhmS7yODC%7EdJcp4OybpFX4eNabBo02zFQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM ""Such very superior dancing is not often seen" by Thompson")
"Such very superior dancing is not often seen" - Sir William Lucas addressing Mr. Darcy. From page 118 of Pride and Prejudice, London: George Allen, 1894.
Image from "The Novels and Letters of Jane Austen"
![Image from "The Novels and Letters of Jane Austen"](https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/24727/archive/square_thumbnails/8e315090edc8ee5566e42574743ed502.jpg?Expires=1715212800&Signature=rM9K-OOK8fxOuH6niXY0AawX%7EJEsg2Sptu2FNs7kHRzawEo6DjOr3B8gljxz0sJq5f%7EC1EKt-hk1njNDJ%7EO5Kp4nj06%7EwGvWJyTp%7EBu53UK3VvlaAK%7EFmAz7LjpPyv%7E2NnX-0TkaSVljiT-x4yOlsmEgut9EDgETxfAuVYBl316o%7EAUgDPNMETMCs3Ky2ifbNuzb1n8oC6SVnF7c03uqDuD2N4448E0-rommv4F2JbMVgv8roeJl3%7EgJMxs7WEKVYcXYw560OLWwj5-mV1WNFe%7EsLYI56iE1G5yPLiEIat-i3VK2jNwva1zG0Z5rY6wy-daESx7cXIGWS9If9b0y9A__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM "Image from "The Novels and Letters of Jane Austen"")
Illustration from Pride and Prejudice on pg. 296 of "The Novels and Letters of Jane Austen."
Mansfield Park Frontispiece
Tinted line drawing frontispiece of Mansfield Park, vol 1, ch. 7. "Mary played with the greatest obligingness."