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Sense and Sensibility | Chapters 37-50 Summary
Chapters 37-41
The engagement of Lucy and Edward is unwittingly made public. Mr. and Mrs. John Dashwood and Mrs. Ferrars are all greatly upset by the socially unsuitable match. Marianne finally learns that her sister, too, has a broken heart. Mrs. Ferrars disinherits her eldest son, leaving Edward in serious financial difficulties. The goodhearted Brandon offers, in a conversation with Elinor, to provide Edward with a living. Elinor relates the offer to Edward.
Chapters 42-44
The Dashwood daughters leave for Cleveland and then home to Barton. After a long...
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