Northanger Abbey
/ˌnɔːθæŋɡər ˈæbi/
/ˌnɔːrθæŋɡər ˈæbi/
- a novel (1818) by Jane Austen in which a romantic young woman, Catherine Morland, falls in love with a young priest, Henry Tilney. His father believes she is rich and invites her to the family's home, Northanger Abbey. Catherine imagines that the house contains all kinds of terrible secrets. The father discovers that she has no money, and orders her to leave, but she marries Henry in the end. The book was written as a satire on the type of Gothic novel that was popular at the time.
诺斯盖尔修道院（Northanger Abbey）：简·奥斯丁（Jane Austen）的一部小说（1818年），其中一位浪漫的年轻女子凯瑟琳·莫兰（Catherine Morland）爱上了一位年轻的牧师亨利·蒂尔尼（Henry Tilney）。他的父亲相信她很有钱，并邀请她去家庭的家Northanger修道院。凯瑟琳想象这所房子包含各种可怕的秘密。父亲发现她没有钱，命令她离开，但最终她嫁给了亨利。这本书是对当时流行的哥特式小说的讽刺作品。