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Unknown Author (1812)
Anecdotal; Courtship; London; Madeira;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Lady Dorimon - Gentry
2.
Mr Clarkson - Not clear from text (transitory visitor)
3.
Mr Scrimp - Merchant
4.
Narrator (third person) - Individual
32
Unknown Author (1812)
Courtship; Gothic; Manners / Society; Mystery; Brighton; Bath;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Moll Stevens - Individual
2.
Miss Lawson - Minor socialite
3.
Timothy Piff - Servant (later becomes husband of second Lady Elwyn)
4.
The overseer - Overseer of parish workhouse
33
Unknown Author (1812)
Courtship; Inheritance / Identity; Manners / Society; Mystery; Gloucestershire; country house;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Mrs Higgins - Wife of Walter Higgins, she is former servant at the Abbey
2.
Deb - Gypsy
3.
Molly - Servant
4.
Mrs Gauge - Wife of the exciseman
5.
Dame Trotman - Widow
6.
Robin Higgins - Gardener
7.
Gypsies - Gypsy
34
Unknown Author (1812)
Biography; Courtship; Manners / Society; Satirical; England;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Sally Buggins - Young lady at dance, social climber
2.
Miss Jinks - A very pretty-looking, well dressed young lady
3.
Princess Elizabeth - Princess
4.
Fripone - French maid
5.
Yorkshireman - Yorkshireman, shopkeeper
6.
Labourer - Man who came to take away the hired benches, chandeliers, plates and glasses
35
Daniel, George (1812)
Biography; Courtship; Satirical; Travel; All over British Isles;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Mr Tipple - Publican
2.
Postboys - Postboys
3.
Mr. Ap-Shenkin - Surgeon
4.
Captain Mainmast - Captain
5.
Mr. O'Shinnaghly - Tragic playwright fom Tipperary
6.
Terence O'Whack - Wandering player
7.
Young fellow - Young fellow, auditioning to join players
8.
Farmer Gammon - Farmer
9.
Peasant - Peasant
36
Hofland, Barbara (1812)
Autobiography/Memoirs; Domestic; Manners / Society; Satirical; Social Commentary; Fairborough; West Riding of Yorkshire; country house;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Narrator (third person) - Individual
2.
Jeremiah Daunton - Tradesman / merchant
3.
Rustic - Rustic
4.
Old woman - No social role given
5.
Johnson - Individual
6.
The waggoner - chaise driver
7.
Old cottager - Deserving poor
8.
Mr Turnwell - Tammy-weaver
9.
The flax-dresser - Flax-dresser
10.
Ellen - Maid
11.
Thomas Hodgets - Clerk to parish
12.
Mr. Danvers - Unspecified
37
Hofland, Barbara (1812)
Biography; Didactic / Moralising; Domestic; Inheritance / Identity; Country town; West Country; Lisbon; Keswick;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Farmer Gooch - Farmer
2.
The miller - Miller
3.
Mrs Gooch - Farmer's wife
4.
Narrator (third person) - Individual
5.
Keswickman - Individual
6.
Lady Barbara - Individual
38
Hutchinson, Miss A.A. (1812)
Didactic / Moralising; Domestic; Epistolary; Manners / Society; not clear (epistolary novel);
Dialect Speakers
1.
Authorial voice (preface) - Individual
2.
Mrs Fitzamor - Socialite
3.
Sarah Thorn (later Trueman) - Unspecified
4.
Thomas - Servant
5.
Petronella Grenby - Gentry
6.
Old dame - Servant
7.
Maid - Individual
39
Whyte, Alexander (1812)
Courtship; Social Commentary; Tragedy; West Indies;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Miss Ratcliff - Slave-owner's sister
2.
Blanche Montmerci - Former slave-owner's daughter
3.
The stranger - Rebel slave
40
Wilson, Ann (1812)
Anecdotal; Domestic; Travel; Cheshire; Berwickshire;
Dialect Speakers
1.
Drover - Agricultural
2.
Lady Doncrief - Aristocracy