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influenced by her brother-in-law’s appeal to her better
understanding, and his implied compliment to her high deserts;
and although she had dearly loved her husband, and still doted on
her children, he had struck so successfully on one of those little
jarring chords in the human heart (Ralph was well acquainted
with its worst weaknesses, though he knew nothing of its best),
that she had already begun seriously to consider herself the
amiable and suffering victim of her late husband’s imprudence.


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