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Exactly   Written by Laraine (3/30/2008 11:29 a.m.) in consequence of the missive, Yes, penned by Laraine
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In any time, even today, I think it would make something of a difference in a small community, but in Austen's time, Harriet's being a "natural daughter of somebody" (ch. 3) was a very big deal. The Martin's affection for her is a very strong point in favor of their goodness--because they could be ridiculed for it, and Emma is really above that ridicule.


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