This novel's protagonist accidentally insults Mrs. Bates during an awkward group outing to Box Hill.
In this novel, a man defends a portrait by the protagonist, assuring her its subject is "not in the least too tall" and offering to take it to be framed in London. That character later travels to Bath and marries Augusta. This novel's protagonist accidentally insults Mrs. Bates during an awkward group outing to Box Hill. In this novel, a piano is gifted anonymously to a woman who ends up married to Frank Churchill, Jane Fairfax. After facilitating the marriage of Robert Martin and Harriet Smith, this novel's title heroine finally admits her own feelings and marries George Knightley. For 10 points, name this novel by Jane Austen about Miss Woodhouse, the title matchmaker.
In this novel, a man defends a portrait by the protagonist, assuring her its subject is "not in the least too tall" and offering to take it to be framed in London.
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