Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell - Bilingual quotes that celebrate the beauty of language, showcasing meaningful expressions in two unique perspectives.

Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell - Bilingual quotes that celebrate the beauty of language, showcasing meaningful expressions in two unique perspectives.

"Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell" is a fantasy novel set in an alternate version of 19th-century England where magic exists but is largely forgotten. The story unfolds as Mr. Norrell, a reclusive magician, seeks to revive English magic from obscurity. He aims to bring order to magic and gain respect through his unique abilities, but his strict and cautious nature creates tension with other practitioners of magic.

As Mr. Norrell's influence grows, he reluctantly collaborates with the ambitious young magician, Jonathan Strange. Strange's more adventurous approach to magic leads him on a path of exploration and experimentation that contrasts with Norrell's conservative methods. Their partnership is complex, filled with rivalry and mutual admiration, as they navigate the challenges of magic in a society that is both fascinated by and fearful of it.

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