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Possibly a contrast   Written by Mandy N (5/13/2007 8:07 a.m.) in consequence of the missive, Quote Chapter 17, penned by Carolyn
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...of their behaviour.
Lizzy looks forward to dancing with a man who regards her as good enough to converse and dance with.
Outwardly, Wickham is affable and charming; Darcy remains aloof.
Lizzy may simply expect to see a confirmation at the ball of what she told Wickham- Darcy is not liked by Meryton people. (ch.16)
Yet at Bingley's house, I doubt Lizzy expects any confrontation or argument by them.


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