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Oh what fools these mortals be!   Written by Carolyn (4/1/2006 9:23 a.m.)
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In honor of the day who do you think is a fool?

I think Henry qualifies as the most foolish so far … at least with the following definition of “to speak in jest “. Much of what he has said seems to be in this vein – his thoughts on journals, muslins, Bath all have a very teasing quality.

Do you agree? Or do you find another more foolish in the sense of “lacking in judgment or prudence?” Or “one with a marked propensity or fondness for something”? Is Catherine a Gothics fool? Mrs. Allen a fashion fool?


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