Subsequent lines make clear that she's actually refusing to play cards because she's worried the stakes will be high. " In contemporary English, it looks like Elizabeth is saying no to doing drugs in the bathroom (="loo" in British). "On entering the drawing-room she found the whole party at loo, and was immediately invited to join them but suspecting them to be playing high she declined it.Collins, meanwhile, sometimes spends the entire day occupied with "the business of love-making". Bennet says that Wickham (a rare male Vamp) 'simpers and smirks and makes love to us all'. Jane Austen's novels have been subjected to this often:.Anne of the Island also a chapter entitled "He Just Kept Coming and Coming.".It would not have occurred to readers to read it in any other way but literally when the book was originally published. In Anne of the Island, Anne wonders "if Davy has come out of the closet yet".Anne comments that one girl "puts too much love-making in her stories" and that "too much is worse than too little", while another won't write any because she's too embarrassed to read it aloud. Anne and her friends form a story-writing club.
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