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I don't understand what you mean   Written by Anna Ruby (10/9/2008 3:51 a.m.) in consequence of the missive, It's possible that "situation" meant something else, penned by Delories
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I don't understand in what way Mrs Clay depends, for the continuance of a much more comfortable situation than she was in formerly, entirely on Elizabeth and Sir Walter.


A more comfortable situation that she was in before her husband died? Do you mean that she is trying to get Sir Walter to marry her?
I can't find any reference in the text, however, that Lady Russell (or anybody else) ever thinks about Mrs Clay's two sons.
I might be a bit thick but I just don't grasp your meaning.


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