Setting

Question 1

adventures will not

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bifall a young lady in her village ( Mr allen, Chpter 1 )=F

Question 2

she found

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herself soothed beyond anything impossible (chapter 29)-Fullerton

Question 3

catherine was all eager delight….

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her eyes were everywhere as they approached its fine striking environs - ch2=bath

Question 4

this is very disagreeable

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i wish we had a large acquaintance here- ch2- mrs allen -bath

Question 5

you ought to be

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tired by the end of the six weeks -ch10-Mr tilney- bath

Question 6

the progress of friendship

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between catherine and isabella was quick as its beginning had been warm -ch5- N - bath

Question 7

here

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fortune was more favourable for our heroine- ch3- lower rooms

Question 8

catherine,

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interested at once by her appearance and her relationship to mr tilney- ch4- lower rooms

Question 9

the finest place

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in england worth going fifty miles at once-ch 11- john thorpe says to catherine to pursuede her to go with them to Blaize castle in Bristol

Question 10

If mr thorpe

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would only have stopped, i would have jumped out and ran after you-ch 12- theatre- catherine hopes to reconcile with henry. this encounter at the theatre helps drive the narrative forward

Question 11

have you a stout heart?-

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nerves fit for sliding panels and tapestry?- ch 20- henrys discription of NA

Question 12

however you eyes

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will be attracted towards a large old- fashioned cabinet of ebony and gold- ch20- henry- she encouters the same cabinet in ch 21

Question 13

the whole building enclosed

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a large court,rich in gothic ornaments- ch22-when she saw the abbey first

Question 14

the abbey in its self

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was no more to her now than any other house.

Question 15

bath stove

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mahogony wardrobes and neatly painted chairs-ch24- a description of MRS tilnes rooms which was nothing of her interest. everything was new and refernished and held no gothiv secret or passaged that she wished to find

Question 16

Tpass between lodges of a modern appearance , to find herself

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with such ease in the very percints of the abbey , and driven so rapidly along a smooth,level road of fine gravel, without obstacle,alarm or solemnity of any kind,struck her as odd and inconsistent -ch20

Question 17

the furniture was

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in all the profusion and elegance of modern taste- ch20

Question 18

what a sweet little

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cottage there is among the trees- apples trees too!-ch26- catherine is overwhelmed and delighted about the look of the place. Woodstone, henrys home