After the marriage of Jane Fairfax, Robert Martin once again proposes to Harriet Smith.
One character in this novel is a parlor boarder who is talked out of marrying the farmer Robert, transferring her affections to a rector who is later rude to her at a ball. Another character had lived with Colonel Campbell but returns to her spinster aunt Miss Bates, and that character is revealed to have been engaged to the stepson of this novel's title character's former governess, Frank Churchill. After the marriage of Jane Fairfax, Robert Martin once again proposes to Harriet Smith. For 10 points, name this novel by Jane Austen in which the titular matchmaking Miss Woodhouse marries Knightley.
One character in this novel is a parlor boarder who is talked out of marrying the farmer Robert, transferring her affections to a rector who is later rude to her at a ball.
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