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01/04/2005 00:00:00
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Hampshire FWC members had a leisurely lunch recently at the Rose and Crown in Faringdon before visiting Jane Austen"s house at Chawton. "It was fascinating to read some of this great author"s letters and learn more about her family connections," says Pat Owens, pictured second from right with Sue Silvester, Judith Orme Bannister and Ann Waltho.

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