Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
At Least I Did One Thing Right (I Did One Thing Right)
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Summary
To Mr Bennet, my dear father As I write you these words, I’m sitting at the window of a small flat, in a small village, with a small pad of paper, decidedly going against everything I’ve been taught, having travelled here on horseback for the better part of a week, after turning down Mister Darcy for the second time (or maybe the third; I’m unsure), and stealing some of mother’s precious jewels, and selling my own. If you wish to be further scandalised, please continue.
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