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15 de may. de 2012 · Malvina by Maria Wirtemberska is a 19th century novel about a young noble woman in Polish lands and how she finds, loses, and gains love. This is a romantic novel, in the style of 19th century literature, and so it moves slowly and includes much internal dialog and giving of information to the reader through the vehicle of letters written to other characters.
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MALE AND FEMALE CHARACTERS’ CRYING IN JANE AUSTEN’S SENSE AND SPRENDIMAI SENSIBILITY (1811) AND MARIA WIRTEMBERSKA’S MALVINA, OR THE HEART’S INTUITION (1816) 29 But such an untamed upbringing, so much time spent in the lonely wilds, so many hours when I saw nothing at all around me but forsaken wilderness and solitude, made powerful impressions on my young mind and reinforced perhaps ...
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4 de nov. de 2022 · The article also contains reflections on the Polish translations of The Works of Ossian (written until 1815), which Maria Wirtemberska might have come across after her return to Poland.
Maria Wirtemberska (Maria Anna Duchess von Württemberg-Montbéliard; b. March 15, 1768, in Warsaw; d. October 21, 1854, in Paris), Polish novelist, travel writer, author of books for peasants, and philanthropist, was descended from an old aristocratic family of the princes Czartoryski.
