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Rudeness
Written by Colin P
(4/22/2003 8:57 a.m.)
in consequence of the missive, GR: Homeward bound, penned by Tara O'Donnell
In terms of rudeness it is just as bad on Eleanor as it is on Catherine: not just because he is overruling her, but because it's her best friend that he is treating with contempt, which must reflect on her. The actual hardship, of making a journey of seventy miles without knowing the way, is entirely on Catherine though, and if she had met any trouble on the way it would be clear she was worse off. ] It does Catherine credit that she managed to get home without much trouble... Yes; she has gained a lot of sense since her earlier travel escapades (such as being talked by John Thorpe into believing Clifton reachable in an afternoon outing from Bath).
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