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Blaize Castle is also a folly.   Written by Emmeline (3/20/2009 7:17 a.m.) in consequence of the missive, Thanks for the clarification, penned by JoAnn
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Note from Penguin Classics Edition of NA:

Blaize Castle was a triangular modern folly, built by Thomas Farr in 1776; it was moreover at Henbury, beyond Bristol, in the grounds of a neoclassical mansion, newly built in the 1790s by William Petty and named after the folly. This seems a clear case where Austen advantages those of her readers who have topographical and architectural knowledge.


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