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Good evening and welcome to the sleepy bookshelf where we put down our worries from the day and pick up a good book.

I'm your host, Elizabeth.

Thank you for choosing to be here this evening.

Tonight we are continuing with sense and sensibility.

But before we do, let's give ourselves time to be present.

Give yourself a nice big stretch and get comfortable where you are.

Feel the tension release from your muscles and mindfully allow your limbs to sink heavily heavily into your bed.

Now let's clear your mind.

Inhale deeply into your belly, allowing your brain to be free of any worries or concerns. And now exhale and feel completely at peace.

Once more, inhale and exhale.

And exhale.

Follow the sound of my voice and try to refocus your mind on the story if you feel any thoughts drifting back in.

The dashboard's

The dashboard's lived at Norland Park on an estate in the country of Sussex.

The late owner was a single man who on his beloved sister's death was succeeded only by his nephew.

Henry had one son, John by his first marriage, and three daughters by his second wife,

Eleanor, Marianne and Margaret.

On old Mr. Dashwood's death, he left his entire estate to Henry and ent's son and his son's son and so forth.

Henry was concerned for his daughter's financial security, but ensured on his own deathbed

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