The protagonist visits her home in Portsmouth, where she meets her sister Susan, while her brother William is promoted thanks to the machinations of a suitor who shames the Grants into leaving as well as prompting (*)
This novel's protagonist is given a small amber cross by her brother along with two chains, one from her suitor and one from a cousin, and one character in this work claims Shakespeare  "is a part of an Englishman's constitution" after giving a captivating reading of Henry VIII. The protagonist visits her home in Portsmouth, where she meets her sister Susan, while her brother William is promoted thanks to the machinations of a suitor who shames the Grants into leaving as well as prompting (*) Rushworth to divorce his wife when he runs off with Maria. The owner of the title location returns from managing his slaves in Antigua, and raised his niece at the urging of Mrs. Norris, and that niece rejects Henry Crawford and marries Edmund Bertram. For 10 points, name this novel about Fanny Price, a work of Jane Austen.
This novel's protagonist is given a small amber cross by her brother along with two chains, one from her suitor and one from a cousin, and one character in this work claims Shakespeare  "is a part of an Englishman's constitution" after giving a captivating reading of Henry VIII.
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