Arabella reads the world badly—and makes it answer back

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A character study of Arabella in Charlotte Lennox's The Female Quixote, where heroic romance mislabels danger yet gives a secluded reader a language for consent, judgment, and public authority that her final cure cannot neatly erase.

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