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Question on Mrs Gardiner's memory   Written by Mandy N (1/27/2004 8:01 a.m.) in consequence of the missive, Mrs Gardiner: a sensible woman giving sensible advice, penned by kathleen (elder)
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Mrs Gardiner does appear to be giving Lizzy good advice. my first reaction is she felt it pointless to tell her sensible niece who was a young woman what to think as Lizzy has the maturity and self-discipline to find things out for herself ...Yet I'm puzzled by Mrs Gardiner's recollection at the end of Ch.25 of Fitzwilliam Darcy as 'a proud, ill-natured boy' Does this reinforce (first time) readers notion Lizzy's impression of Darcy as correct? ...Or am I enquiring too early?


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