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"It is very sad to think of your father's collections broken up and taken away."
"Yes," he replied, "I was very affected by it."
"I see that for you they seemed the very image of futility," Mary continued. "But can you be certain your father did not derive a great deal of pleasure from assembling them? They may have been his chosen form of enjoyment. We know so little of what others truly feel."
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"Yes," he replied, "I was very affected by it."
"I see that for you they seemed the very image of futility," Mary continued. "But can you be certain your father did not derive a great deal of pleasure from assembling them? They may have been his chosen form of enjoyment. We know so little of what others truly feel."
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Mary did not think she could endure dinner that night. Instead, she sat alone in her room, trying to decide what to do. It was clearly impossible for her to remain at Longbourn. Charlotte had been honest, but she was also implacable. But where was she to go? Pemberley was out of the question, and her courage failed her when she imagined returning to the Bingleys', subjected once more to the complaints of her mother.
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