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North and South, Chapter 9: riassunto

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In Chapter 9, Mr. Hale invites Mr. Thornton to tea, and Margaret tires herself helping Dixon prepare despite her mother's objections to receiving a tradesman. Meanwhile, Thornton dresses for the visit and tells his suspicious mother about Margaret's proud manner, provoking her anger against Margaret.

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  1. Mr. Hale announces Thornton's invitation, and Mrs. Hale complains about the timing, household work, and weather.
  2. Margaret agrees to help Dixon, setting aside her plans to write, read, and visit the Higginses.
  3. Exhausted by ironing, Margaret defends household work but speaks dismissively of Thornton's education and trade.
  4. At Thornton's house, his mother questions his decision to dress for tea and warns him against a penniless girl.
  5. Thornton defends the Hales but describes Margaret's contemptuous manner, leaving his mother furious with her.

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Thornton explains why he dresses for tea. His respect for the Hales contrasts with their dismissive views of his occupation and his mother's suspicions.

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Why does Thornton come home early?

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