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This passage is part of a letter from Reginald and Catherine’s father, Sir Reginald, to Reginald. Sir Reginald heard about his son’s attachment to Lady Susan by chance—originally, Catherine and her mother wanted to keep that information a secret, but he read one of Catherine’s letters and learned the truth. His letter to Reginald is a warning that, if Reginald marries Lady Susan, the entire family will disapprove.
Although Sir Reginald is concerned about his son’s “happiness,” his letter proves that his love for Reginald comes second to his concern about the family’s reputation. If Reginald married Lady Susan, he…