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Even more reason...   Written by Ann2 (2/13/2004 5:06 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, my reaction, penned by Lisa Dalrymple
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...that he should express his concern, since from his experience Elizabeth Bennet was a very healthy sort of outdoor girl. Not at all a woman predisposed to resort to fits and faintings.


I think he was truly worried and after further observation - her sitting down and doing as he asked her, perhaps ;-) - did not think sending for Mrs Gardiner was enough. He believed something should be done to restore her - maid or wine - as soon as possible.


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