Reputation, an Easy Thing to Lose (Reputation Verse, #1)
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mantle
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mantel
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Austen spelled it both mantle and mantel so this is correct.
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principle
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principal
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and
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had
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Please
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Please,
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In the corner of the room sat a much less menacing couch covered in a dusty white sheet. Darcy was already carefully folding the sheet to avoid
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Duplication
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towards
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toward +36
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Sorry, but in the UK, it's towards.
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ascent
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ascend
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fret
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fret,
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Marques
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Marquess
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Hurst’s
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Hursts'
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Hurst’s
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Hursts'
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happened to be directly below Caroline’s favourite upstairs drawing room and the two fireplaces shared a flue.
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mantle.
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mantel
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Austen spelled it both ways so the author is correct.
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house
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House
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would draw up the marriage contract for both men to sign. Edward insisted upon waiting until they could remove to Derbyshire
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“Alright.
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All right (Alright was not in use at the time)
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Alright is incorrect to this day.
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It’s never all right to use alright.
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morning’s
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mornings'
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agree
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agree,
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alright
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all right
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Alright is incorrect to this day.
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Indian
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India
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wagging about someone else, or the conversation was likely to turn to how the last five Earls of Shrewsbury had
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pursuing
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perusing
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adequate
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adequate,
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this
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this,
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are right to move forward with these plans?”
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know
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genteel ???
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Ack!
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you
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you,
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would be visiting with her good friend Lady Miranda. Elizabeth would see Georgiana to the Stanley townhouse
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house
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House
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lord,
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Lord
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Rotten Row
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People do not stroll along Rotten Row unless they wish to be trampled by horses.
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“No
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No,
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born!”
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borne
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it
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it,
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out
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our
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What greeted her instead was an overly familiar Andrew Tannerbaugh and a scowling Edward.
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Edwards
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Edward
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gentil
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This one really annoys me.
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Georgiana before the ball, and each man had asked her imposing older brother for permission before securing
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Harvey,
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Is it Harvey or Hervey?
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nephews
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nephew
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aide.
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aid
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alright?
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all right
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Alright is incorrect to this day.
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twinkling
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tinkling
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gentil
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be required to watch Elizabeth be treated poorly.
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made
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make
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Harvey,
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Hervey
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