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Who is Emma?
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discuss the theme of marriage in emma
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Who are the major characters in Emma?
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Emma is clever but continually mistaken,kindhearted but capable of callous behaviour.Austen commented that Emma is a heroine."no one but myself will much like"discuss
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who does emma run into on the road between Randalls and Hartfield?
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who comes to visit Mr. Woodhouse and Emma?
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what is the most significant thing or event in the chapter 34 of emma?
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what are the roles of men and women in emma?
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5. What is Fairfax’s connection to Miss Bates?
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Emma considered as a detective novel
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Chapter 9
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Discuss love and marriage as predominant theme in the novel 'Emma'
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Hariet character
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Hariet character
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What are the feminist issues or ideas in Jane Austen's Emma?:
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What is Emma’s role in Harriet’s visit with the Martins? What are the sources of Emma’s misgivings?
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Emma is,like all great heroes; the victim of her own delusions.Comment and illustrate.
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Why did Emma have to pay so much more than her three friends for the same DVD player?
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So why the word 'recovering' is ironic in below text?
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What is implied by word 'recovering' in below part and why is this ironic?
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What impact does beginning the passage with a detailed description of Harriet have on the development of the story
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Wealthy and breeding in emma
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1. Emma is indeed beautiful, wealthy, and smart. However, she is also spoiled, meddlesome, and self-deluded. Comment .
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