James Wood described this novel as "one large mental chamber" and claimed that in writing it,its author "novelizes the soliloquy". One character in this novel consults with the apothecary Mr.Perry in order to justify his opposition to the eating of cake. Anne Watson served as the childhoodgoverness of this novel's protagonist, who complains about the talkative Miss Bates and refuses the(*) proposal of the vicar Mr. Elton, who later marries Augusta Hawkins. Its title character lives in Hartfieldwith her father, is surprised by the engagement of Frank Churchill and Jane Fairfax, and continually tries toengineer relationships for Harriet Smith. For 10 points, the title would-be matchmaker event
James Wood described this novel as "one large mental chamber" and claimed that in writing it,its author "novelizes the soliloquy". One character in this novel consults with the apothecary Mr.Perry in order to justify his opposition to the eating of cake. Anne Watson served as the childhoodgoverness of this novel's protagonist, who complains about the talkative Miss Bates and refuses the(*) proposal of the vicar Mr. Elton, who later marries Augusta Hawkins. Its title character lives in Hartfieldwith her father, is surprised by the engagement of Frank Churchill and Jane Fairfax, and continually tries toengineer relationships for Harriet Smith. For 10 points, the title would-be matchmaker eventually marriesGeorge Knightley in which novel by Jane Austen?
James Wood described this novel as "one large mental chamber" and claimed that in writing it,its author "novelizes the soliloquy".
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