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   He invites Captain Wentworth to the Great House at Uppercross, and Mary and Anne are invited to join them in the visit. Anne is quite nervous at the prospect of seeing Captain Wentworth again after such a long time.

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   After Captain Wentworth arrives at Kellynch, Mr. Musgrove pays him a visit and invites him to dine at Uppercross. Several days later, on the night that the captain returns Mr. Musgrove's visit, Charles, Mary, and Anne also engage to dine at the Great House.

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   Although Anne mentions to Mrs. Clay that she was seen with Mr. Elliot, Mrs. Clay does not give away the nature of their conversation. The next morning, the inclement weather prevents Anne from arriving punctually for breakfast at the White Hart.

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   A summary of Chapters 23 & 24 in Jane Austen's Persuasion. Learn exactly what happened in this chapter, scene, or section of Persuasion and what it means. Perfect for acing essays, tests, and quizzes, as well as for writing lesson plans.

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   She eventually persuaded the young and gentle Anne to call off their engagement as imprudent. Heartbroken, Anne nonetheless consoled herself that she was acting in both of their best interests. However, Captain Wentworth believes himself ill-used by Anne and leaves the country.

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   Aug 14, 2014 · Anne Boleyn had already spent over a year on the continent when she joined Queen Claude’s household and had learned French and been exposed to a Renaissance court led by a woman who was a patron of the Arts – see Anne Boleyn’s Education and her time at Margaret of Austria’s Court for more details.

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   Why did Anne choose to marry Captain Benwick?

   • He could not have been more pleased when, upon getting better, she chose to marry Captain Benwick. Captain Wentworth tells Anne how horrible it was to be at the concert, knowing that everyone who had influence over her must persuade her to marry Mr. Elliot.

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   How did Anne and the captain meet?

   • Anne and the Captain glance at each other briefly, but it is a short meeting. Anne wonders how eight years have changed the Captain's feelings for her. Mary tells Anne that Henrietta asked the Captain what he thought of Anne and he responded that Anne "was so altered he should not have known her again."

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   How does Austen describe Anne's reaction to Captain Wentworth's reappearance?

   • Although he rarely addresses her, Anne is hurt by the "cold politeness" in his voice. Austen uses the narrative mode of free indirect discourse to indirectly convey the thoughts and feelings of her characters. In Chapter 7, which concentrates on Anne's reaction to Captain Wentworth's reappearance, the narrative mode is especially apparent.

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   Why does Anne want to stay home with Charles?

   • The ironic tone suggests that Anne would like to be in Captain Wentworth’s company, despite her generous offer to remain home with the injured child Charles. In reality, however, the offer to stay home may stem more fromanxiety than from generosity.

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   Did Queen Anne serve Claude and Marguerite of Angoulême?

   • William Camden, the 16th century chronicler writing during Elizabeth I’s reign, wrote that Anne had served Queen Claude and Marguerite of Angoulême. Historian Baron Hebert of Cherbury (1583-1648) recorded that Anne was “said by the French writers to have lived in that court”, i.e. the French court. 8

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   Where did Anne and Mary sit while Louisa and Captain Wentworth wander off?

   • While Louisa and Captain Wentworth wander off, Anne and Mary sit down by ahedge-row. After a while, Anne hears Louisa and the captain walking behind the hedge-row, out of sight.

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8. genius.com › Jane-austen-persuasion-chap-4-annotatedJane Austen – Persuasion (Chap. 4) - Genius

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   Jane Austen moves in towards Anne slowly, starting with the revealingly funny account of her father […] It is only after we have had Sir Walter, his life, his interests, and his intention of ...