Sense and Sensibility
why do the dashwoods think well of edward ?
from the passage "sense and sensibility" by jane austen
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from the passage "sense and sensibility" by jane austen
I'm not quite sure where you are in the novel, but he does gains the family's respect (completely) when he forgoes happiness with Elinor, whom he loves, to honor a proposal he made to another girl when he was very, very young. He is the essence of a true gentleman.
Sense and Sensibility