Pride and Prejudice
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Perhaps by and by I may observe
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that private balls
are much pleasanter than public ones.

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For now, we may remain silent.
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Do you talk as a rule while dancing?
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No. No, I prefer to be
unsociable and taciturn.

:38:30
Makes it all so much more enjoyable,
don't you think?

:38:36
Tell me, do you and your sisters
very often walk to Meryton?

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Yes, we often walk to Meryton.
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It's a great opportunity
to meet new people.

:38:50
When you met us, we'd just had the
pleasure of forming a new acquaintance.

:38:56
Mr Wickham's blessed with such happy
manners, he's sure of making friends.

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Whether he's capable
of retaining them is less so.

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He's been so unfortunate as to lose
your friendship. That is irreversible?

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- It is. Why do you ask such a question?
- To make out your character.

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- What have you discovered?
- Very little.

:39:15
I hear such different accounts
of you as puzzle me exceedingly.

:39:20
I hope to afford you more clarity
in the future.


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