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According to Austen in “On Making an Agreeable Marriage,” what is the most important reason for marrying someone? A. affection B. respect C. wealth D. personality
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According to Austen in “On Making an Agreeable Marriage,” what is the most important reason for marrying someone? A. affection B. respect C. wealth D. personality

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the answer is A. affection
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According to Austen in " On Making an Agreeable Marriage," the most important reason for marrying someone was affection. The correct answer is A, affection. 
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