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who was against Frederick and Anne’s attitude?
Lady Russel and Anne’s father
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seesaw
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star
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why was Elizabeth worried about her father?
He had debts
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What did the witch require (ask) to the fisherman to help him with his soul?
Dance with me, fisherman.
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What promise did the fisherman make to the mermaid?
He promised to send his soul away.
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Where did the witch want to see the fisherman when the moon was full?
At the top of the mountain
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Frederick's first ship
Asp
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According to book, why was the human soul important for the priest?
Because God gave us our souls to do good things.
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where did Elizabeth and her dad want to move to thinking that their lives would get better this way?
Bath
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who was Anna in love with?
Frederick Wentworth
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How many daughters does Mr. Walter Elliot have?
Three daughters: Elizabeth (born 1 June 1785), Anne (born 9 August 1787), and Mary (born 20 November 1791, married Charles Musgrove 16 December 1810).
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In the second chapter, who did the fisherman visit at the next day?
The priest
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Q. Who is the author of the book you are reading?
Oscar Wilde
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what is the name of Sir Walter's lawyer?
Mr.Shepherd
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