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Written by Kristina F
(2/24/2013 12:44 p.m.)
in consequence of the missive, I must disagree with one assertion..., penned by Sarah Hannah
Contrast that line in S&S2 with this passage in the novel (Ch. 47), where Marianne acknowledges that she could never have been happy with someone like Willoughby: "It is a great relief to me -- what Elinor told me this morning -- I have now heard exactly what I wished to hear." For some moments her voice was lost; but, recovering herself, she added, and with greater calmness than before: "I am now perfectly satisfied, I wish for no change. I never could have been happy with him, after knowing, as sooner or later I must have known, all this. I should have had no confidence, no esteem. Nothing could have done it away to my feelings." |
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