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"low company"   Written by Reeba (9/20/2009 2:28 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, "fond of low company", penned by Heather Leigh
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I find it hard to accept that Edward means Lucy Steele when he says 'low' company.


He's too much of a gentleman to pass such a remark about his fiancee, even if he doesn't feel much for her anymore, even if the Dashwoods don't know her yet and are unaware who he is talking about.

I think he means to express that all what is considered 'genteel' he isn't up to it.

I certainly don't think that he feels manly among them.
I think he's actually saying he belongs/is destined to be with the 'low company' considering how unsmart he is, not fit for the army, parliament, not fashionable etc


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