C'est l'un des deux romans posthumes de l'auteur. Il fut publié en 1818. Malgré l'opposition de la famille, l'héroïne rejoindra l'homme qu'elle aime. La jeune fille affrontera ses propres peurs. Le roman dénonce le snobisme conventionnel et fait l'éloge de l'amour. Il est lu dans sa version originale, l'anglais. JMV.
- Juliet STEVENSON Lecteur
- Jane AUSTEN Ecrivain
- 1 Sir Walter Elliot of Kellynch Hall, Somersetshire
- 2 Sir Walter would quit Kellynch Hall
- 3 Captain Frederick Wentworth, a commander of intelligence and spirit
- 4 Anne agrees to divide herself between Uppercross Cottage and Kellynch Lodge
- 5 Crofts settle in at Kellynch Hall - and expect a friend
- 6 Captain Wentworth joins the social circle
- 7 Altered beyond his knowledge
- 8 A walk in the countryside
- 9 To Lyme and the home of Captain Harville
- 10 A chance meeting with Mr Elliot
- 11 An accident on the Cobb
- 12 Return to Uppercross
- 13 Louisa begins to recover
- 14 Anne arrives in Camden Place, Bath
- 15 Mrs Clay remains in favour
- 16 Anne renews her acquaintance with an old school-fellow
- 17 A thick letter from Mary
- 18 Another meeting with Captain Wentworth - The concert evening
- 19 Back with Mrs Smith
- 20 I think you should be acquainted with Mr Elliot's real character'
- 21 Further proof
- 22 Anne reflects and learns more
- 23 An unsought encounter
- 24 A morning of thorough confusion
- 25 Captain Wentworth resumes conversation
- 26 Captain Wentworth asks for writing materials
- 27 The letter - 'I must speak to you by such means as are within my reach'
- 28 Glowing and lovely in sensibility and happiness
- 29 Who can be of any doubt of what followed ?'
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