In its first chapter, Henry lives for only one year after his uncle dies, and he is forced to give his estate to his grandson Harry and son John.
In this novel, when Charlotte describes a house as a sweet pretty place, her husband Thomas replies that it is as vile a spot as he ever saw in his life. In its first chapter, Henry lives for only one year after his uncle dies, and he is forced to give his estate to his grandson Harry and son John. This leaves Margaret, Marianne, Elinor, and their mother with a small amount of money, causing them to leave Norland Park and eventually go to Delaford, once John's wife Fanny convinces him not to support them. Identify this work about the Dashwood family, the first published novel by Jane Austen.
In this novel, when Charlotte describes a house as a sweet pretty place, her husband Thomas replies that it is as vile a spot as he ever saw in his life.
{Sense} and {Sensibility}