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Really? Then you might enjoy...
In Response To: Women are rational creatures ()

] Linden you post was wonderfully insightful. I think this is perhaps the quality that I most admire in Darcy. Looking at yourself honestly and trying to do what you know to be right. Darcy even at the beginning dedicated himself to being respectable and rational. He is a man of discipline. He doesn't let emotion lead him around by the nose. I think that is a good quality in someone.

] You have only added to my increasingly firm conviction that Darcy is the best self-protrait drawn by Jane Austen.

....what the writer linked below has to say on that subject. He agrees with you.

Yours &c
Linda

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Bad Jane..
Whitewashing JA
One possible cause?
Cassandra and Whitewashing
Actually, Cassandra is innocent of burning Jane's letters...
Thank you, Mary. News indeed1 NFM
Yes, Mary..have you got time for more?
"Time for more" about Caroline and Cassandra...
LOL! Thank you, Mary!
Re: Cassandra not burning letters..
Cassandra and the letters
What's The Problem
The problem is..
Is It, Then?
Oh, Jack!
Point Taken -- Sorry nfm
Basis for argument..?
Dear Aunt Jane
Jane the Impaler
Women are rational creatures
Really? Then you might enjoy...
Lovely Insights
As I said
A Bit Thin
Good or bad ?
What *is* wrong with having servants?
On servants and slaves
Thomas Clarkson
Follow this link
THE industrial town - depicted by Jane
And the town you are referring to is...? nfm
And the Answer Is
The Royal Naval Dockyard, Portsmouth
I take your point, but
Portsea
You got me! Good point. nfm
And another industrial site.....
You can't fool me! It's Lyme, of course. nfm
True, but
Hmm......
St Giles and Seven Dials
British public opinion in 1814
To be fair to the more egalitarian side
Another idea?
Let other pens dwell on guilt and misery
Brought Up To It