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acquaintance admired afraid agreeable amiable appear aunt beauty believe better Brunswick Square carriage certainly charade cheerful Cole Colonel Campbell comfort cried dare say daugh dear Emma dear Jane Dear Miss Woodhouse delightful Dixon Donwell doubt elegance Elton Emma's Enscombe everything eyes fancy father feel felt Frank Churchill girl give Goddard's half handsome happy Harriet Smith Hartfield hear heard Highbury hope idea imagine Isabella Jane Fairfax John Knightley kind knew Knightley's lady look manner marry Martin means mind Miss Bates Miss Fairfax Miss Hawkins Miss Nash Miss Smith Miss Taylor mother never obliged papa party Perry piano-forte pleased pleasure poor pretty Randalls replied Robert Martin seemed smile soft eye soon sorry sort speak suppose sure talked tell thing thought tion told walked Weston Weymouth William Larkins wish woman Woodhouse's young