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How does Becky respond to the dictionary given to her as she leaves school?
Why does Rebecca decide to pursue Joseph Sedley?
How does Dobbin first earn George's lasting friendship at school?
What ruins Rebecca's hopes of a proposal at Vauxhall?
What job takes Rebecca to Queen's Crawley?
How does Rebecca strengthen her position in the Crawley household?
Why can Rebecca not accept Sir Pitt's marriage proposal?
Whom does Rebecca reveal as her husband in her letter to Briggs?
Who buys Amelia's piano at the auction?
What news does Dobbin bring during George and Amelia's stay in Brighton?
How does Mr. Osborne respond to news of George's marriage?
What does Amelia insist on doing when George must leave for Belgium?
How does George pass Rebecca a hidden note at the ball?
Why does Rebecca flatter Jos while alarming reports spread through Brussels?
What is revealed while Amelia still prays for George's safety?
Who wins Miss Crawley's affection and the promise of most of her property?
What restores Amelia's hope after George's death?
What happens to Charles Raggles after renting his house to the Crawleys?
What support does Rawdon obtain during the visit for the old baronet's funeral?
What prompts Dobbin to request leave to return to England?
What condition does Mr. Osborne attach to his offer to provide for Georgy?
How does Lord Steyne secure Rebecca's invitation to Gaunt House?
What finally drives Amelia to let Georgy live with his grandfather?
Who pays for Rawdon's release from the debtor's prison?
What does Rawdon discover on returning home after his release?
What position does Rawdon accept after his marriage breaks down?
What does Amelia learn about her treasured piano after Jos returns?
What does Mr. Osborne's will restore to Amelia?
Why does Dobbin finally leave Amelia in Pumpernickel?
What does Rebecca reveal that changes Amelia's view of George?
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