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Emma
by
Jane Austen
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Emma Chapter Twenty-Four Summary
Frank and Mrs. Weston show back up at Hartfield early the next morning.
Emma joins them as they walk into town.
Frank seems charmed by everything in the town – and most of all the delightful Miss Woodhouse.
Excited by the handsome new man, Emma starts up a witty conversation about Jane Fairfax, insinuating that she was in love with her friend’s husband.
Mr. Churchill agrees with her in everything – including poking fun at Miss Fairfax’s past.
They have a delightful walk.
Emma reflects that Frank isn’t
quite
as smart as she imagined, but he’s definitely cute.
And he’s enthusiastic about her. Isn’t that enough?
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