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Unfortunate James
Written by Karen G.
(3/3/2003 10:41 p.m.)
in consequence of the missive, Why Edward?, penned by Golda
This reminds me of Mrs. Bennet indicating to Mr. Collins that Jane was nearly engaged already, so suggestively leading him to Elizabeth. James was overlooked since was nearly inheriting the Leigh-Perrot fortune as you say. Unfortunately, the Leigh-Perrots didn't pan out. I think that was more due to defiance by the cleptomaniac aunt than for anything more (What was her first name? I don't have a bio at hand.) The only thing fortunate for James was that he took over his childhood home (but then he must not have liked that well, since wasn't it James that eventually tore it down for something larger?) |

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