Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Miss Austen” in chapter 22 of Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Women and Men:
..., De Quincey holds.
Yet he must remember that women, like men, or more than men, are influenced by current fashion; and letters, as well as anything else, may be conventional and over-elaborate.
Miss Austen and Miss Anna Seward died within a few years of each other; but Miss Austen's novels are simple, direct, and graphic, while Miss Seward's letters, so filled with wit and anecdote that they are good r...
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