Jonty Claypole

Yeah.

And in the list for Camilla, this has since been found by scholars.

But, you know, there's not a huge number of names there.

But the young Jane Austen, Jane Austen's name is right there.

So we know that she was one of the very first to get a copy of Camilla.

So, I mean, anyone listening, Evelina is a wonderful book.

And in fact, she never again really matches it.

Evelina is very readable.

And also her diaries are incredible.

There's a very good collection.

You can get a mix of her diaries and letters and her life.

You know, after Evelina, because she hasn't married, she has to get a job.

She takes a role called Keeper of the Robes to Queen Charlotte.

It means she's the queen's kind of maiden waiting.

She then marries in the early 1790s.

She marries a refugee from France during the revolution.

So she's very caught up in what's happening in France and the revolution.

And later, they move to France.

And there's also an extraordinary description of having a mastectomy without anaesthetic, of course.

Sophie, that's Frances Burney, who, as you can see... How do you do that?