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ulnrity as was accorded to "Jane
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these qualities as by (he frequent
lOd of its assaults upon the preiu-
the author exhibits a perception
which is, considering her youth,

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rest of "The Moonstone" depends
i systematic intricacies pique tho

concealment of a mystery which
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incertitude and wretchedness.—

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