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the first and the last of the description Written by Kathryn Ann (10/24/2008 11:36 a.m.) in consequence of the missive, Yes, this is it, penned by Susan L

I believe that phrase means that it is the entire desciption - there is nothing else.

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Her feelings were still adverse to any man save one? Huh? JanELT (10/21/2008 10:24 p.m.)

Mr Elliot "was not open." Rachel G (10/22/2008 1:45 p.m.)
- Sincerity vs. politeness Mia I. (10/22/2008 2:03 p.m.)
  - I second that! *nfm* MarianneR (10/22/2008 3:16 p.m.)
Indeed! Cheryl (10/21/2008 11:59 p.m.)
- How well does this mirror Susan L (10/23/2008 2:46 a.m.)
  - Is this the quote you're thinking of? Line (10/23/2008 9:39 a.m.)
    - Yes, this is it Susan L (10/24/2008 12:03 a.m.)
      - the first and the last of the description Kathryn Ann (10/24/2008 11:36 a.m.)
    - But he doesn't think that Anne Elliot has a strong mind. Graciela (10/23/2008 6:40 p.m.)
      - The converse could've been true :-)   JanELT (10/23/2008 7:47 p.m.)
        
        Exactly so...   Moni (10/24/2008 5:25 a.m.)
        
        What a good thought!   MarianneR (10/24/2008 3:21 a.m.)
    - For I have thought on the subject more than most Kathryn Ann (10/23/2008 10:32 a.m.)
      - My view... Rae (10/23/2008 6:00 p.m.)
- That is sad :-) JanELT (10/22/2008 12:37 p.m.)
- How much of a difference does the letter d make in 'adverse'? Tom P2 (10/22/2008 2:14 a.m.)
  - Adverse / averse Rachel G (10/22/2008 6:40 a.m.)

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