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without thought. At last,
forced into action, they are
persuaded to rent out
Kellynch Hall, the
family estate, and
settle in Bath
until their finances improve...
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daughter of a
narcissistic and
extravagant baronet, Sir
Walter Elliot of
Kellynch Hall. The
oldest of Jane Austen's heroines, she is 26 or 27
years old at...
-
eldest daughter, Elizabeth. His
lawyer proposes that the
family estate,
Kellynch Hall, be
leased to
Admiral Croft as a
source of income, but
middle daughter...
- his
debts mounting,
reluctantly decides to
lease their family estate Kellynch Hall to
Admiral Croft. Sir
Walter and Anne’s
sister Elizabeth,
along with...
- Croft,
while a
buggy carries Mr
Shepherd and his
daughter Mrs Clay to
Kellynch Hall.
Shepherd and Clay are
accosted by
creditors over the
debts owed by...
- her father, a
spendthrift baronet, has had to
lease his
country house,
Kellynch Hall, to
Admiral and Mrs Croft, and move to Bath to
lower his expenses...
- Anne and Lady Russell,
persuade Sir
Walter to let out his
ancestral home,
Kellynch Hall, and move to Bath,
where he can say he is
taking in the
waters for...
- Park,
where she is
treated like a poor relation; Anne
Elliot has to
leave Kellynch Hall in Somerset, her family's
ancestral estate now
rented out to strangers...
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novel Persuasion includes characters belonging to the
Elliot family of
Kellynch Hall: Sir
Walter Elliot, Bart., and his daughters, Anne and Elizabeth....
-
Persuasion (2007 film)
starring Sally Hawkins and
Rupert Penry-Jones as
Kellynch Hall, the
ancestral home of the Elliots. List of
Grade I
listed buildings...
