Hello and welcome to classical stuff you should know, a podcast about books and classical education and Jane Austen. My name is Thomas Magby. I am joined as always by Mr. Graham Donaldson. Hello.

And Mr. A.J. Hanenberg. That's this guy right here. And I already said we're talking about Jane

Austin. So this is going to be Pride and Prejudice part two, part three. Do we do it? Have we done a

pride and prejudice? I think we did. I think you've done one before. Yeah. And that's the only book that she wrote. So it's the only one that we can talk about.

Really excited to dive back in.

Take it away.

Graham Donaldson.

No, today we are going to be talking about Emma.

What?

And so Emma novel by Jane Austen.

And sort of part of a bigger thing.

I've been, so I've now taught, I've now read, I haven't read everything

Jane Rawson's written,

but I've read quite a bit.

Um,

and this is sort of part of my realization that I think Jane

Austin is very important.

Not only she just like,

no,

no,

but she's like really fun to read.

Yeah.

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