Bouncing back?
Posted by Ann2 on May 08, 1998 at 17:07:13:
In response to What about Henry C, written by Sarah P on May 08, 1998 at 09:34:16
... Henry Crawford and Mr. Elliot you feel will bounce right back into the game, so there's no use feeling too much for them....
The man who could come to appreciate Fanny enough to propose can't have been all bad ..
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Does this mean that once they've got what they came for, or 'conquered this', so to speak, they are not interested any more? I wonder ... there is something fascinating about Henry Crawford ... but I have only read MP once so I was not prejudiced when I met him. His rakish nature was of course obvious, but as mentioned above it can be captivating ...and compared to Edmund, he was a relief ...
Maybe it's better to bounce, than to lie still all your life? ;-)
It is better to listen to strings that break,
than to never draw one's bow!!(Swedish saying)
- Like that saying Arnessa 23:31:17 5/09/98
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- Maybe, maybe not Arnessa 23:01:45 5/10/98
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- Is that it? Caroline 09:49:14 5/10/98
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