Betsy Thoughtless is about marriage, rather than dealing with courtship and thus differs from the type of domestic writing that would develop in the 19th century such as Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre. Rather than attracting a partner well, Betsy Thoughtless focuses on marrying well and Betsy learns that giving way to the role of women in marriage can sometimes be fulfilling. - Summary by Michele Eaton
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Chapters
- Chapter 1
Chapter 01
12:26 - Chapter 2
Chapter 02
16:53 - Chapter 3
Chapter 03
14:16 - Chapter 4
Chapter 04
13:00 - Chapter 5
Chapter 05
18:13 - Chapter 6
Chapter 06
19:51 - Chapter 7
Chapter 07
15:36 - Chapter 8
Chapter 08
13:02 - Chapter 9
Chapter 09
17:09 - Chapter 10
Chapter 10
11:32 - Chapter 11
Chapter 11
14:17 - Chapter 12
Chapter 12
12:57 - Chapter 13
Chapter 13
12:02 - Chapter 14
Chapter 14
18:03 - Chapter 15
Chapter 15
22:55 - Chapter 16
Chapter 16
14:06 - Chapter 17
Chapter 17
13:24 - Chapter 18
Chapter 18
19:20 - Chapter 19
Chapter 19
17:45 - Chapter 20
Chapter 20
14:24 - Chapter 21
Chapter 21
11:33 - Chapter 22
Chapter 22
19:14