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Emma, Volume 2, Chapter 4: riassunto

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In Chapter 4, Mr. Elton returns engaged to Augusta Hawkins, and constant praise of his happiness deepens Harriet’s distress while Emma questions her former judgment of him. Seeking to distract Harriet without restoring her closeness to the Martins, Emma plans a brief, deliberately formal visit to their home.

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  1. Highbury praises Miss Hawkins before Mr. Elton returns, delighted with his engagement, her fortune, and their rapid courtship.
  2. Emma dislikes Mr. Elton’s manner but thinks his marriage can ease their strained acquaintance.
  3. Emma examines Augusta Hawkins’s family connections and dismisses their claims to distinction.
  4. Repeated encounters with Mr. Elton and constant gossip keep Harriet attached to him.
  5. Elizabeth Martin’s kind note briefly occupies Harriet, but Mr. Elton’s presence pushes the Martins from her thoughts.
  6. Emma plans to deliver Harriet for a short return visit, despite recognizing the ingratitude behind her restrictions.

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