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mother, her penetrating, confident mother was deceived, and nothing wonder
then how such you/he/she should be the case with an extraneous comparative.
If the way of Caroline had generally been more coquettish, her Mrs. Hamilton
it is probable that eyes would have been open; but in general its behaviour was as
rather to decrease that the increase those fears that, before his/her child had
connected the world, you/he/she had very frequently occupied his/her anxious heart. To
extraneous they equalize, it is probable that his/her encouragement of Street Eval would not have been
observable, although clearly it was so to her careful eyes
parents as which the trust in the integrity of their daughter was
entirely to excuse her/it in their minds from some intention of the flirtation.
In this example, perhaps their respect for the young same Earl, and
it is probable that their mutual wishes but secret would have raised their belief that
not only it was St. Eval it attracted but that Carolines it encouraged him, and
feeling this them they repented that God Alphingham you/he/she should continue his
attentions that Caroline never seemed to receive with some particular
pleasure.
Anxious as you/he/she had been the feelings of Mrs. Hamiltons with respect to the
friendship that sustains him among his/her daughter and Annie Grahame, her small
imagined as painfully the influence of the second you/he/she had already blackened
the character of the first one. Few I am aware of the danger that rises from
those very intimate connections that it likes the young women
forming. Every mother should study, almost as attentively as those of her
possesses, the character of the intimate friends of his/her children. Mrs. Hamilton had
done so, and as us we know, it never approved the intimacy of Caroline with
Annie, but she could not check their relationships yet while so intimate
friendship existed between his/her husband and Montrose Grahame. You knew,
also, that the pleasure of second felt in to see Caroline the chosen
his/her daughter's friend; and although she could never hope for as Grahame,