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This episode is brought to you by sobering tendencies. Tonight we shall read the next part to persuasion

the last novel fully completed by Jane Austin and published in 1817.

In the last episode, Anne Elliot is distressed

by the frequent mention of Captain Wentworth, whom she realizes is the same man she

once knew years ago. She steals herself for his arrival in the area, aware that she must learn to cope with his presence.

The Musgroves, grateful for the care Captain Wentworth, showed to their deceased son son are eager to meet him.

Anne faces an emotional trial when Captain Wentworth arrives

and quickly earns the admiration of the Musgrove family.

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