Chapter 46
A Scandal and a Summons
As Fanny could not doubt that her answer was conveying a real disappointment, she was rather in expectation, from her knowledge of Miss Crawford’s temper, of being urged again; and though no second letter arrived for the space of a week, she had still the same feeling when it did come. On receiving it, she could instantly decide on its containing little writing, and was persuaded of its having the air of a letter of haste and business. Its object was unquestionable; and two moments were enough to start the probability of its being merely to give her notice that…
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Critical Thinking Exercise
Practise Moral Courage Without Authority
Write six lines on A Scandal and a Summons: who asked, who paid, and what you would have said. Keep it to this chapter.
Consider:
- •The working skill is Moral Courage Without Authority.
- •Use only beats from this chapter.
- •Name a cost, not a slogan.
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