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Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen
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Dashwood |
Mrs. Dashwood is the mother of Elinor, Marianne, Margaret, and John.
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Henry |
Henry Dashwood is the father of Elinor, Marianne, Margaret, and John. He dies at the start of the book.
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Elinor |
Elinor Dashwood is nineteen years old.
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Marianne |
Marianne Dashwood is seventeen years old.
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Margaret |
Margaret Dashwood is thirteen years old.
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John |
John Dashwood is the heir to the Norland estate.
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Fanny |
Fanny Dashwood is John Dashwood s wife.
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Ferrars |
Mrs. Ferrars is Fanny s mother.
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Edward |
Edward and Robert Ferras are Fanny’s brothers.
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Robert |
Edward and Robert Ferras are Fanny’s brothers.
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