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GR: Appearances in London
Written by Barbara
(9/1/2003 9:05 p.m.)
in consequence of the missive, GR: IMO, it's not ..., penned by Line
I think that Lady Middleton worries much more about how elegant she appears when the family is in town. True, she was not too anxious to have the Miss Steeles stay in her home in case they might not be fashionable enough for her, but she can put up with Sir John's impromptu gatherings at Barton and just reprimand him about it five or six times a day. However, in London, as you say, people she wants to impress might find out about it. In Ch. 27, there was also a reference to "a few old city friends, whom, to Lady Middleton's regret,[Mrs. Jennings] had never dropped". |

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