Emma: a Novel

acquaintance afraid agreeable amused appeared assure aunt believe better body Box Hill Brunswick Square Campbell carriage certainly Churchill's Cole comfort cried Emma dancing dare say deal dear Emma dear Jane dear Miss Woodhouse delightful Dixon Donwell doubt Elton Emma's engaged Enscombe eyes fancy father feelings felt Frank Churchill girl give Goddard's gone half happy Harriet Smith Hartfield hear heard Highbury hope hour idea imagine Isabella Jane Fairfax John Knightley kind knew Knightley's look manner Maple Grove marry mean mind Miss Bates Miss Fairfax Miss Smith Miss Taylor morning never obliged party perfectly perhaps Perry pleased pleasure poor pretty Randalls replied Robert Martin seemed Smallridge smile soon sorry sort speak spirits suppose sure talked tell thing thought told walk Weston Weymouth wife William Larkins wish woman wonder Woodhouse's word