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A situation of such double danger ....   Written by Anne-Marie (5/14/2010 10:42 a.m.) in consequence of the missive, I agree also, penned by Line
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"as a watering-place and a camp." Lydia's behavior around the officers has been a bit forward while the regiment was in Meryton, where Lydia's sisters and aunt were around to keep her respectable. Take her away from her family and put her in a seaside resort known for somewhat loose behavior, and you have a dangerous situation brewing. If Lydia were around today, she'd want to be one of the housemates on "Jersey Shore."


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