In this novel's second chapter, an allowance to be given by John is argued by his wife down from three thousand pounds to nothing at all.
In this novel's second chapter, an allowance to be given by John is argued by his wife down from three thousand pounds to nothing at all. When one character in this novel is bedridden with the flu from walking through Cleveland estate in the rain, she is visited by an ex-lover who apologizes for rejecting her to marry the heiress Sophia Grey. At the beginning of this novel, the primary characters are forced to move from (*) Norland Park to the rural Barton Cottage, where they meet Colonel Brandon and the dastardly John Willoughby. When Lucy Steele abandons her disinherited fiancée to marry his brother in this novel, Edward Ferrars has the freedom to marry the protagonist. For 10 points, name this Jane Austen novel about Marianne and Elinor Dashwood.
In this novel's second chapter, an allowance to be given by John is argued by his wife down from three thousand pounds to nothing at all.
Sense and Sensibility