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Mrs. Smith?   Written by Barbara (9/13/2009 9:26 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, Is not Willoughby generally respected?, penned by Robbin
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We have little to go on at this stage in the story, except for Willoughby's excuse that "Mrs. Smith has this morning exercised the privilege of riches upon a poor dependant cousin."

According to him, she has dispatched him to London for reasons of her own. At this stage we know he is supposed to inherit Allenham. If he is required to come and go at Mrs. Smith's whim, he might well be resentful of a man (like Brandon) who answers to no one except himself. If it is true that Mrs. Smith orders him about because she's wealthy and he's dependant on her, perhaps he feels she owes him more respect than that.


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