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page)  Emma Chapter 41  June came without any great change--no
new arrivals, no departures, no startling news. Mr. Knightley
seemed to dislike Frank Churchill more and more. He suspected
Mr. Churchill to be courting Emma, while his affections were
really engaged with Jane Fairfax. He had seen them exchange
looks, which he thought inappropriate; but he feared he might be
creating a problem where there was none. So he continued
observing.  His best evidence came one day at the end of a walk.
Nearly everyone was there, and at the end of the walk Emma
pressed them to have a drink at Hartfield. While on their way,
Mr. Perry rode by on horseback. Frank Churchill asked Mrs.
Weston about Mr. Perry's plan to buy a carriage, but she knew of
no such plan. The young man insisted she had written it in a
letter, but Mrs. Weston denied the charge. Mr. Weston himself
knew nothing of Mr. Perry's plan, and Mr.