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her loss—he always retained that decided regard which interested
him in every thing that befell her； and made her his secret
standard of perfection in woman；—and many a rising beauty
would be slighted by him in after…days as bearing no comparison
with Mrs。 Brandon。
Mrs。 Dashwood was prudent enough to remain at the cottage；
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without attempting a removal to Delaford； and fortunately for Sir
John and Mrs。 Jennings； when Marianne was taken from them；
Margaret had reached an age highly suitable for dancing； and not
very ineligible for being supposed to have a lover。
Between Barton and Delaford； there was that constant
communication which strong family affection would naturally
dictate；—and among the merits and the happiness of Elinor and
Marianne； let it not be ranked as the least considerable； that
though sisters； and living almost within sight of each other； they
could live without disagreement between themselves； or
producing coolness between their husbands。
FINIS
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