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Re: " You cannot have been always at longbourn!"

May 09, 2016 12:48AM
IIRC, it is clear in the book that Jane and Lizzy spent much time with their Aunt and Uncle Gardiner in London, around or during their adolescent years. If Uncle Gardiner made a good living in trade, then he is not likely an idiot. Also, he married a woman that seem to have a great deal of sense. I think that is clear in the book, and the actresses of the three color adaptions of P&P reveal that quality. Perhaps Aunt Gardiner was preparing herself as a governess, but saw good qualities in a brother who had a few silly sisters, and decided she could fall into worse situations.



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Rae ElaineMay 10, 2016 11:56PM

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Sarah WaldockMay 09, 2016 07:49PM

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RebeccaLSMay 08, 2016 03:59PM

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Jim G.MMay 08, 2016 06:28PM

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Jean M.May 08, 2016 05:48PM

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Rae ElaineMay 09, 2016 12:48AM

But Darcy doesn't know that about the Gardiners at that point in the novel.

GracielaMay 09, 2016 07:01PM

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Jim G.MMay 09, 2016 11:04AM

This has always been my interpretation as well. (nfm)

PeterMay 09, 2016 12:08AM

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Rae ElaineMay 08, 2016 03:11PM

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MichelleAMay 08, 2016 05:37PM

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Jim G.MMay 08, 2016 10:48PM

Re: I read it that way too, Michelle (nfm)

Sarah WaldockMay 08, 2016 07:46PM

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Jim G.MMay 08, 2016 06:57PM



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