Emma

5b Jane Austen, London 1934 Quote "Better be without sense than misapply it as you do." Note Throughout the novel, Austen offers a satirical portrayal of the social customs and hierarchical structure of English society in the early 19th century, while also exploring themes of class, marriage, and personal growth. In the end, Emma matures and finds love with Mr. Knightley, realizing that true happiness comes from understanding oneself and treating others with kindness and respect. Description Pocket edition 3/4 red leather binding with marble front and back cover, gold lettering and embossing on spine, very fine condition.