' 'I shall not scold you. I leave you to your own reflections.' 'Can you trust me with such flatterers? - Does my vain spirit every tell me I am wrong?' ' Title: Emma Author: Jane Austen Publisher: John Murray (December 23rd, 1815) Digital Version: Emma As promised, I now give you a review of one of Jane Austens novels and one of my favourite books of all times. Not to bias you in any way, no no, but just so you know: This book is FABULOUS! Plot Emma Woodhouse, heir to 30.000 pounds and mistress of her fathers house, Hartfield, had very little to worry about in her life. The most grievous occurrence of some time, was the removal of her beloved governess to another home in consequence of her marriage to an idependent and cheerful man. But even there Emma finds a matter of joy, because 'I made the match myself'. A consequence of her gouverness, Mrs Weston, leaving Hartfield, days grew a little boring and lonely and so...