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One must hold judgement and extend patience when considering such a constricted life in Emma Wodehouse's world. If Emma, either by youthfulness and wellborn confidence, set her personal project away from finding a suitable husband, what could she exercise her energy among the genteel circles of a few families? By deliberately making the palette of the story so plain, so devoid of load colors and dramatic events, how can she find a path to gain self-knowledge as a woman?
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