Lady Susan
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Lady Susan, by jane Austen, my dear mother, I'm very sorry to tell you that it will not be in our power to keep our promise of spending the holiday with you, and we have prevented that happiness by a circumstance which is not likely to make us any immense Lady Susan, in a letter to her brother, has declared her intention to visiting us almost immediately, and as such a visit, in all probability merely unfair of convenience, it is impossible to conjecture its length. I was by no means prepared for such an event, nor can I now account for her ladyship's conduct. Langford appeared so exactly the place for her in every respect as well, from the elegant and expensive style of living there as form her particular attachment to mrs.