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to be the luckiest creature in the world, to have created so steady and persevering an affection in such a man;—or, if not quite the luckiest, to yield only to herself.
- Novel: Emma
- Character: Narrator as Emma Woodhouse
- Link to text in chapter 52 19
- Text ID: 05526
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