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you and your husband find themselves/yourselves

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Reply Thu 25 Jun, 2015 07:19 am
-If it is a young lady's pleasure to travel in certain places, and those places are the same where you and your husband find themselves, what of it?
-If it is a young lady's pleasure to travel in certain places, and those places are the same where you and your husband find yourselves, what of it?

Are they both correct? Any difference in meaning?
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