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That's the way I read it too Written by Becky K (6/9/2007 1:26 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, Words to be made public, penned by Adrian

I also thought the "lines" meant inferences of meaning. Since Kitty was not surprised about Lydia's running off with Wickham, I thought Lydia had communicated the information to her. For example, maybe "shopping" meant "walking in the park with Wickham." I think sisters can have a code of what they really mean. Just my humble opinion...

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Words to be made public Adrian (6/7/2007 12:42 p.m.)

Letters and lines under words - a question for Julie! Line (6/7/2007 9:53 p.m.)
- Yes, it was Emily Silvia O (6/9/2007 1:08 p.m.)
  - Not quite the phrase Adrian (6/9/2007 5:43 p.m.)
    - Oh! I see Silvia O (6/10/2007 2:10 p.m.)
    - I read it differently Christopher (6/10/2007 3:19 p.m.)
      - lines under the words Katy B (6/11/2007 1:47 a.m.)
        
        Indeed, I agree with the underlining camp Mary Ellen (6/11/2007 11:10 a.m.)
In other words, lines vs. lines Jessica T (6/7/2007 11:50 p.m.)
That's the way I read it too Becky K (6/9/2007 1:26 p.m.)
Double entendre and underscoring Marie C (6/9/2007 1:44 p.m.)
- Interesting theory... Silvia O (6/10/2007 6:43 p.m.)

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