"there are people who do things which are most indelicate, and yet at the same time -beautiful." (about Mr. Emerson) What does this mean?
beauty and delicacy are not necessarily the same thing, the author suggests. Restrictive moral standards may clash with beauty.
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Was Lucy thankful for the views she got in the end?
Yes, she thought of Mr. Emerson as a "kind" man, and enjoyed the beautiful views.
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The little old ladies murmured that "one cannot be too careful with a young girl". What did they mean by that?
they reassure Charlotte that she was right in refusing Mr. Emerson's offer to take the room because it was improper -dangerous for Lucy to meet other men.
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"No one would take him for a clergyman." (says Lucy about Mr. Beebe). Why?
Mr. Beebe laughs and speaks like an ordinary man, he is very cheerful and unconventional.
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What meaning did the "enormous note of interrogation" take on for Lucy?
it became menacing, obnoxious, portentous with evil
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What's Mr. Beebe's opinion of Mr. Emerson?
He is a man who has the merit of saying exactly what he means -he is honest and truthful.