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True. Written by Emmeline (2/10/2004 6:43 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, He had no other access to his own opinion..., penned by Chandra S

]if he didn't tell Lady C. He needed her to tell him what to think of the matter. ;-)

Yes, that's very true. :)

]Plus, he has to make all those morning visits, plus keep up the random seconds of conversation that she leaves open to him in the evenings - he has to have things to talk to her about, and "every single thought that crosses his mind" seems to suit.

LOL! He has so much to do! In addition to what you have said, he also amuses himself with suggesting and arranging such little elegant compliments as may be adapted to ordinary occasions.

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Mr Collins way of comforting by letter Johanna Elisabet (2/9/2004 4:37 a.m.)

Has Mr Collins forgotten... Mandy N (2/9/2004 12:06 p.m.)
- Apparently Vania (2/9/2004 4:03 p.m.)
That letter in P&P2 Tara O'Donnell (2/9/2004 8:55 a.m.)
Fabulous sentiments for a man of the cloth JulieW (2/9/2004 5:18 a.m.)
- Clegymen in Literature Denise S. (2/9/2004 9:37 a.m.)
  - Ooooooo.. JulieW (2/9/2004 11:56 a.m.)
    - Would those be... Allison Jo (2/9/2004 1:30 p.m.)
      - Could be;-) JulieW (2/9/2004 1:48 p.m.)
        
        LOL! ;-p *nfm* LaurieC (2/10/2004 12:15 a.m.)
I hate him for that Nasima (2/9/2004 5:10 a.m.)
- Hateful man! Christiana (2/9/2004 10:34 a.m.)
  - Hatefully mean, or just incredibly stupid? Erica (2/10/2004 2:19 p.m.)
    - He had no other access to his own opinion... Chandra S (2/10/2004 2:49 p.m.)
      - True. Emmeline (2/10/2004 6:43 p.m.)

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