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MRS See also: English character, who typifies the disciplinary control of the conventional " proprieties " of society over conduct, the tyrannical pressure of the opinion of neighbours on the acts of others
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The name appears in a See also: play of See also: Thomas
See also: Morton, See also: Speed the Plough (1798), in which one of the characters, See also: Dame Ashfield, continually refers to what her neighbour Mrs See also: Grundy will say as the criterion of respectability
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Mrs Grundy is not a character in the play, but is a kind of " Mrs See also: Harris " to Dame Ashfield
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