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Persuasion Study Guide

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by Jane Austen
About 79 pages (23,808 words)
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Chapter 9 Summary

Captain Wentworth's sister and her husband invite him to stay at Kellynch. He initially intended to stay for a short time before heading to his brother's house, but the warm reception at Uppercross convinces him to stay. Captain Wentworth has spent time with both of Mary's sisters-in-law, Henrietta and Louisa. Charles Hayter, who has returned after a brief absence, is not happy with Captain Wentworth's presence. Charles Hayter and Henrietta Musgrove had previously formed an attachment. Now it seems that Henrietta favors Captain Wentworth. Mary and her husband.....

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