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Her fit of weeping, however, was soon smothered, and the signs of it had vanished when, an hour later, she broke the news to her aunt. I use this expression because she had been sure Mrs. Touchett wou
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Her fit of weeping, however, was soon smothered, and the signs of it had vanished when, an hour later, she broke the news to her aunt. I use this expression because she had been sure Mrs. Touchett wou
He had told her, the first evening she ever spent at Gardencourt, that if she should live to suffer enough she might so…
Isabel’s arrival at Gardencourt on this second occasion was even quieter than it had been on the first. Ralph Touchett …
It was not with surprise, it was with a feeling which in other circumstances would have had much of the effect of joy, …
There was a train for Turin and Paris that evening; and after the Countess had left her Isabel had a rapid and decisive…
The Countess was not banished, but she felt the insecurity of her tenure of her brother’s hospitality. A week after thi…
As the Countess Gemini was not acquainted with the ancient monuments Isabel occasionally offered to introduce her to th…
Madame Merle had not made her appearance at Palazzo Roccanera on the evening of that Thursday of which I have narrated …
One day, toward the end of February, Ralph Touchett made up his mind to return to England. He had his own reasons for t…
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