One character in this novel is convinced of the financial impossibility of accepting a gift of a horse named Queen Mab, while another character is perceived as distant after he reads newspapers the entire time during a house visit.
One character in this novel is convinced of the financial impossibility of accepting a gift of a horse named Queen Mab, while another character is perceived as distant after he reads newspapers the entire time during a house visit. A third character in this novel is first introduced when he holds up a line at a jewelry shop. A confusion arises in this book when a servant relates an account of a marriage by referring to the groom only by his last name. During a (*) rainstorm, one character suffers an injury to her ankle, leading her to be carried home by her eventual suitor. Sophia Grey marries a man in this book who had earlier seduced Eliza Williams, whose mother of the same name was loved by Colonel Brandon. Lucy Steele's engagement to Edward Ferrars collapses, while John Willoughby's indecencies are revealed. For 10 points, name this novel about the Dashwood sisters by Jane Austen.
One character in this novel is convinced of the financial impossibility of accepting a gift of a horse named Queen Mab, while another character is perceived as distant after he reads newspapers the entire time during a house visit.
Sense and Sensibility