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Whose marriage leaves Emma without her daily companion?
What does Emma decide to improve when Harriet visits Hartfield?
Why does Emma discourage Harriet's interest in Robert Martin?
What task does Mr. Elton undertake after Emma paints Harriet?
How does Harriet respond to Robert Martin's first proposal?
What warning does Mr. Knightley give about Mr. Elton?
Why does Emma say she need not marry?
Who suggests that Mr. Elton favors Emma rather than Harriet?
What does Mr. Elton reveal during the carriage ride?
How does Harriet respond when Emma admits her mistake about Elton?
What work has Jane Fairfax been educated to undertake?
Whose engagement is announced during the visit to thank the Woodhouses for pork?
What ends Harriet's brief reunion with the Martins?
Why does Frank Churchill travel to London during his visit?
Who does Emma suspect is connected with Jane's unexpected piano?
Why do the dance planners turn from Randalls to the Crown Inn?
What causes the planned ball to be called off?
How does Harriet feel after visiting the newly married Eltons?
Who firmly denies intending to marry Jane Fairfax?
What does Jane ask Mrs. Elton to delay until summer?
Who dances with Harriet after Mr. Elton refuses her?
What does Harriet burn to mark the end of her attachment to Elton?
What does Mr. Knightley suspect about Frank and Jane?
Why does Mr. Knightley rebuke Emma after Box Hill?
How does Emma begin to repair her treatment of Miss Bates?
What news does Mrs. Weston reveal at Randalls?
What makes Emma recognize her love for Mr. Knightley?
Why does Mr. Knightley initially return from London to see Emma?
What does Mr. Knightley propose so Emma can remain with her father?
What helps Mr. Woodhouse finally accept Emma's wedding?
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