“, merelyonthataccount, foringeneral, , foritwillbeimpossibleforustovisithim, ifyoudonot.”
“Youareover-scrupulous, ; andIwillsendafewlinesbyyoutoassurehimofmyheartyconsenttohismarryingwhicheverhechusesofthegirls; thoughImustthrowinagoodwordformylittleLizzy.”
“; andIamsuresheisnothalfsohandsomeasJane, .”
“Theyhavenoneofthemmuchtorecommendthem,”repliedhe; “theyareallsillyandignorantlikeothergirls; butLizzyhassomethingmoreofquicknessthanhersisters.”
“, howcanyouabuseyourownchildreninsuchway? .”
“Youmistakeme, .”
“Ah! YoudonotknowwhatIsuffer.”
“ButIhopeyouwillgetoverit, andlivetoseemanyyoungmenoffourthousandayearcomeintotheneighbourhood.”
“Itwillbenousetousiftwentysuchshouldcome, sinceyouwillnotvisitthem.”
“Dependuponit, mydear, thatwhentherearetwentyIwillvisitthemall.”
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1)’sthefunctionofthissentenceintermsofthedevelopmentoftheplot?
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3)AllofAusten’.
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