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Patterns of Diction in
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he might almost have supposed himself in the small summer breakfast parlour at Rosings;
Novel
: Pride And Prejudice
Character
: Narrator as Mr. Collins
Link to text in chapter 16
Text ID
: 01118
trusting their opinion of her — their opinion of everybody — would always coincide,
Novel
: Pride And Prejudice
Character
: Narrator as Mr. Wickham
Link to text in chapter 27
Text ID
: 02056
the Crofts are going to Bath almost immediately; they think the Admiral gouty.
Novel
: Persuasion
Character
: Mary Musgrove speaking as Charles Musgrove
Link to text in chapter 18
Text ID
: 01936
on the strength of his present income, with almost a certainty of something more permanent long before the term in question, the two families had consented to the young people's wishes,
Novel
: Persuasion
Character
: Narrator as Charles Musgrove
Link to text in chapter 22
Text ID
: 02535