For 10 points, name this novel by Jane Austen whose title girl is a matchmaker.
A character in this novel humiliates a friend by playing the words "blunder" and "Dixon" in a word game similar to Scrabble. The protagonist of this novel rudely suggests that a friend will only say three dull things at once while on a very hot picnic. An anonymous piano at the Bates house is assumed to be a gift from Colonel (*) Campbell in this book. This novel's protagonist convinces her best friend not to marry Robert Martin, a mistake, since Harriet ends up hating Frank Churchill instead. Mr. Knightley winds up marrying the arrogant protagonist of this novel. For 10 points, name this novel by Jane Austen whose title girl is a matchmaker.
A character in this novel humiliates a friend by playing the words "blunder" and "Dixon" in a word game similar to Scrabble.
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