Well, this certainly would have made things more interesting, wouldn't it? Who'd you take in a fight, Emma or Lizzie? I think Emma. She'd fight dirty.
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I would like to take a poke at Caroline Bingley or a that twit Lydia Bennett.
Oh my goodness, I love this. I haven't done the Friday Five yet, but I can tell you right now this is going to be in it!
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