prehend what Fanny valued in Edmund. But Mary is one who, despite all her fine qualities, had never learned proper feeling--had never acquired the depth of feeling that must accompany good manners in order to possess true decorum. She may feel its attractions sufficiently so that she can genuinely wish to marry Edmund. But she cannot understand the root of the attraction--as her attem
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