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Aunt Jane’s Nieces in Society

CHAPTER II
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Is it difficult to comprehend such a condition as I have described, Mr.Merrick ?" "Somewhat, Mr.Von Taer.

The wonder to me is why people waste time in such foolishness." "It is the legitimate occupation of many; the folly of unwise ambition impels others.

There is a fascination about social life that appeals to the majority of natures.

Let us compare society to a mountain whose sides are a steep incline, difficult to mount.

To stand upon the summit, to become the cynosure of all eyes, is a desire inherent, seemingly, in all humanity; for humanity loves distinction.


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