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'''''Sensei and the Insensibles''''' is a novel by the English novelist [[Jane Austen]]. Published in 1809, it was Austen's second published novel, following on from her initial success with [[The Adventures of Mr Harley and Mr Davidson]]. The striking cover was by her regular artist [[Mr David Weaver, RA]], who made full use of the increased budget that he was given following his award-winning artwork for ''The Adventures of Mr Harley and Mr Davidson''. The book combined the zombie theme of the first book with elements of fashionable orientalism. ('''[[Sensei and the Insensibles|more...]]''')

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−	'''''The North Abbey Hanging''''' is the third novel by the English novelist [[Jane Austen]]. Following the critical and commercial success of ''[[Sensei and the Insensibles]]'', she received a modest advance for her next novel, enabling her to give up her job lacquering bonnets for export. She immediately set to work and very quickly came up with the riveting tale of young Catherine Morland's adventures amidst the zombie monks of north Somerset. The book was another resounding success and sealed her position as England's premier author of zombie romances. The tale is based on the true story of the ''[[Chew Magna Slayings]]'', a notorious crime occurring in the late eighteenth century. ('''[[The North Abbey Hanging\|more...]]''')	+	'''''The North Abbey Hanging''''' is the third novel by the English novelist [[Jane Austen]]. Following the critical and commercial success of ''[[Sensei and the Insensibles]]'', she received a modest advance for her next novel, enabling her to give up her job lacquering bonnets for export. She immediately set to work and very quickly came up with the riveting tale of young Catherine Morland's adventures amidst the zombie monks of north Somerset. The book was another resounding success and sealed her position as England's premier author of zombie romances. The tale is based on the true story of the [[Chew Magna Slayings]], a notorious crime occurring in the late eighteenth century. ('''[[The North Abbey Hanging\|more...]]''')

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−	'''''The North Abbey Hanging''''' is the third novel by the English novelist [[Jane Austen]]. Following the critical and commercial success of [[Sensei and the Insensibles]], she received a modest advance for her next novel, enabling her to give up her job lacquering bonnets for export. She immediately set to work and very quickly came up with the riveting tale of young Catherine Morland's adventures amidst the zombie monks of north Somerset. The book was another resounding success and sealed her position as England's premier author of zombie romances. The tale is based on the true story of the Chew Magna Slayings, a notorious crime occurring in the late eighteenth century. ('''[[The North Abbey Hanging\|more...]]''')	+	'''''The North Abbey Hanging''''' is the third novel by the English novelist [[Jane Austen]]. Following the critical and commercial success of ''[[Sensei and the Insensibles]]'', she received a modest advance for her next novel, enabling her to give up her job lacquering bonnets for export. She immediately set to work and very quickly came up with the riveting tale of young Catherine Morland's adventures amidst the zombie monks of north Somerset. The book was another resounding success and sealed her position as England's premier author of zombie romances. The tale is based on the true story of the ''[[Chew Magna Slayings]]'', a notorious crime occurring in the late eighteenth century. ('''[[The North Abbey Hanging\|more...]]''')

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−	'''''The North Abbey Hanging''''' is the third novel by the English novelist [[Jane Austen]]. Following the critical and commercial success of [[Sensei and the Insensibles]], she received a modest advance for her next novel, enabling her to give up her job lacquering bonnets for export~~<ref>The Lost Art of Bonnet Lacquering, ''Somerset Countryside'', ''June 2007''</ref>~~. She immediately set to work and very quickly came up with the riveting tale of young Catherine Morland's adventures amidst the zombie monks of north Somerset. The book was another resounding success and sealed her position as England's premier author of zombie romances. The tale is based on the true story of the Chew Magna Slayings, a notorious crime occurring in the late eighteenth century. ('''[[The North Abbey Hanging\|more...]]''')	+	'''''The North Abbey Hanging''''' is the third novel by the English novelist [[Jane Austen]]. Following the critical and commercial success of [[Sensei and the Insensibles]], she received a modest advance for her next novel, enabling her to give up her job lacquering bonnets for export. She immediately set to work and very quickly came up with the riveting tale of young Catherine Morland's adventures amidst the zombie monks of north Somerset. The book was another resounding success and sealed her position as England's premier author of zombie romances. The tale is based on the true story of the Chew Magna Slayings, a notorious crime occurring in the late eighteenth century. ('''[[The North Abbey Hanging\|more...]]''')

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−	'''''~~Sensei and the Insensibles~~''''' is a novel by the English novelist [[Jane Austen]]. ~~Published in 1809, it was Austen's second published novel, following on from her initial~~ success ~~with~~ [[~~The Adventures of Mr Harley~~ and ~~Mr Davidson~~]]. The ~~striking cover was by her regular artist [[Mr David Weaver~~, ~~RA]]~~, ~~who made full use~~ of the ~~increased budget that he~~ was ~~given following his award-winning artwork for~~ '~~'The Adventures~~ of ~~Mr Harley and Mr Davidson''~~. The ~~book combined~~ the ~~zombie theme~~ of the ~~first book with elements of fashionable orientalism~~. ('''[[~~Sensei and the Insensibles~~\|more...]]''')	+	'''''The North Abbey Hanging''''' is the third novel by the English novelist [[Jane Austen]]. Following the critical and commercial success of [[Sensei and the Insensibles]], she received a modest advance for her next novel, enabling her to give up her job lacquering bonnets for export<ref>The Lost Art of Bonnet Lacquering, ''Somerset Countryside'', ''June 2007''</ref>. She immediately set to work and very quickly came up with the riveting tale of young Catherine Morland's adventures amidst the zombie monks of north Somerset. The book was another resounding success and sealed her position as England's premier author of zombie romances. The tale is based on the true story of the Chew Magna Slayings, a notorious crime occurring in the late eighteenth century. ('''[[The North Abbey Hanging\|more...]]''')