Sense and Sensibility、Chapter 38の要約
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In Chapter 38, Elinor hears from Miss Steele that Edward and Lucy remain engaged despite his loss of fortune, with marriage dependent on a church living. Lucy then writes to confirm their attachment and seek help through Elinor and Mrs. Jennings, whose praise contrasts with Elinor’s more guarded response.
起こる出来事
- Elinor values Edward’s integrity, while Marianne’s comparison of their conduct brings painful regret rather than renewed effort.
- Mrs. Jennings and Elinor visit Kensington Gardens, while Marianne stays home to avoid encountering the Willoughbys.
- Miss Steele reports that Edward offers Lucy freedom from their engagement, but Lucy refuses and they agree to wait for a living.
- Elinor discovers that Miss Steele overhears the private conversation at a door and reproves her.
- Elinor gives Mrs. Jennings only limited news, and Mrs. Jennings considers practical help for the couple.
- Lucy’s letter seeks support and presents Edward as refusing separation; Mrs. Jennings warmly approves its contents.

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注目するポイント
Elinor treats eavesdropping as a wrong against Lucy, not harmless curiosity. Her restraint in repeating the news follows the same principle.
簡単な確認
What must Edward obtain before he and Lucy marry?

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