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Based on the conversation between Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, how does Austen feel about society's view of marriage?

Based on the conversation between Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, how does Austen feel about society's view of marriage?
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Based on the conversation between Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, how does Austen feel about society's view of marriage?

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Austin doesn’t feel good.
It’s a society view of Margie.
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A) Austen fells that society focuses to much on marrying for money

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