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On the subject of the cottage Written by Therése (9/20/2006 1:32 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, The 'defective' cottage, penned by Barbara

I also wondered about the garret, but now I had it explained, wonderful! But I have another question also on the subject of the cottage, on the sentence which goes like this "It had not been build many years and was in good repair". Does this mean that the cottage is rather new and therefore in no need of repair, but in rather good shape?

Beacuse (if I dare make the comparison) in the latest S&S film the cottege seems rather old and not in good repair. Or am I mistaken?

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The 'defective' cottage Barbara (9/19/2006 10:28 a.m.)

On second thought I have more questions on the cottage. Therése (9/20/2006 5:01 p.m.)
- Drawing=withdrawing Barbara (9/20/2006 5:31 p.m.)
On the subject of the cottage Therése (9/20/2006 1:32 p.m.)
- "Good repair" JulieW (9/20/2006 1:44 p.m.)
  - I see. Thank you for explaining. *nfm* Therése (9/20/2006 2:03 p.m.)
Would Sir John help with alterations? Laraine (9/20/2006 9:14 a.m.)
- The stairs Barbara (9/20/2006 10:23 a.m.)
Mrs. Dashwood's dreams about the cottage.... Reeba (9/20/2006 9:04 a.m.)
- Oh my, poor Marianne ;) *nfm. Therése (9/20/2006 5:05 p.m.)
Chawton Cottage Pennie (9/19/2006 8:52 p.m.)
- Larger Barbara (9/19/2006 9:55 p.m.)
  - Chawton's size Pennie (9/19/2006 10:00 p.m.)
Yes, sixteen feet square means 16'x16' Tom P2 (9/19/2006 7:18 p.m.)
Garrets are attics JulieW (9/19/2006 10:41 a.m.)
- Garrets Heidi S (9/19/2006 4:57 p.m.)

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