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by Jane Austen

About 76 pages (22,897 words)

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Chapter 14

Mrs. Jennings continues to guess about what took the Colonel away in such a hurry. Elinor is not interested, though she is curious why Marianne and Willoughby are so quiet about a topic they usually comment upon quite freely. Elinor also wonders at their secrecy about their relationship, and guesses it may be because of their mismatched incomes.

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Topic Tracking: Romance 14

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