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Whose wedding preparations does Margaret help with?
How does Margaret answer Henry Lennox's declaration at Helstone?
Why does Mr. Hale resign his ministry?
Who tells Mrs. Hale about the planned move north?
What does Thornton secretly arrange for the Hales' new house?
Whose friendship begins to ease Margaret's isolation in Milton?
What does Margaret admire about Thornton despite disliking his views?
What has damaged Bessy Higgins's lungs?
Why is Frederick in danger if he returns to England?
What prompts the workers' strike, according to Nicholas Higgins?
Why does Margaret enter the mill yard before the riot?
What happens when Margaret shields Thornton from the crowd?
What does Margaret say motivates her protection of Thornton?
How does Margaret respond to Thornton's first declaration of love?
What does Margaret learn after Thornton brings fruit to her mother?
Where does Margaret take Higgins to help keep him from drinking?
Who returns secretly to help nurse Mrs. Hale?
Why does Frederick's departure become urgent?
What happens when Leonards grabs Frederick at Outwood station?
Why does Margaret deny being at the station?
Why does Higgins seek employment after Boucher's death?
What does Thornton do after checking Higgins's account?
Where does Mr. Hale die?
What does Margaret choose as a keepsake when leaving Milton?
What does Margaret ask Bell to explain to Thornton?
Why does Margaret insist on travelling to Oxford?
What gives Margaret greater freedom to direct her life?
Who finally explains to Thornton that Margaret's visitor is her brother?
Why does Thornton refuse a risky business venture?
What does Margaret offer Thornton at their final meeting?
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