One character in this novel repeatedly refers to her husband as her "cara sposo";that character had recently moved from Maple Grove, the estate of her brother,Mr. Suckling. Another character in this novel burns a pencil and some court plasterleftover from a finger cut that she had kept in her (+) Most Precious Treasures box.The title character is surprised when she learns of a certain man's affections because he had requested a picture she drew of her best friend; that revelation took place in a (*) carriage home on Christmas Eve from the Weston's home. One lady is left without a dancing partner at a ball at the Crown Inn until Mr. Knightley steps in. A proposal from Mr. Martin is initially rejected and later accepted by Harriet Smith. For 
One character in this novel repeatedly refers to her husband as her "cara sposo";that character had recently moved from Maple Grove, the estate of her brother,Mr. Suckling. Another character in this novel burns a pencil and some court plasterleftover from a finger cut that she had kept in her (+) Most Precious Treasures box.The title character is surprised when she learns of a certain man's affections because he had requested a picture she drew of her best friend; that revelation took place in a (*) carriage home on Christmas Eve from the Weston's home. One lady is left without a dancing partner at a ball at the Crown Inn until Mr. Knightley steps in. A proposal from Mr. Martin is initially rejected and later accepted by Harriet Smith. For ten points, name this novel about Miss Woodhouse, the title matchmaker, by Jane Austen.
One character in this novel repeatedly refers to her husband as her "cara sposo";that character had recently moved from Maple Grove, the estate of her brother,Mr.
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