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To Love

Chapter 38: Transcriber's note
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A young woman withdraws from an engagement after becoming aware of its petty possessiveness, then returns to live with elderly relatives in the countryside while coping with an angry former lover's letters and the hush of family observation. Through walks, household routines, and conversations with a frank companion, she confronts social judgment, her own wavering loyalties, and the demands of independence, moving between episodes of quiet resilience and moments of physical and emotional recovery.

Transcriber's note

Minor punctuation errors have been corrected without notice. The following words were spelled in two different ways and were not changed:

arm-chair, armchair
ball-room, ballroom
over-worked, overworked

A few obvious typographical errors have been corrected and are listed below.

Page 11: "older women were belating" changed to "older women were debating".

Page 22: "settled the had sat" changed to "settled she had sat".

Page 32: "at firs thought was love" changed to "at first thought was love".

Page 51: "must be ome explanation" changed to "must be some explanation".

Page 53: "ushered in M Jarr.vis" changed to "ushered in Mr. Jarvis".

Page 59: "talking to each other in whsipers" changed to "talking to each other in whispers"

Page 81: "Half-olay out," changed to " Half-way out,".

Page 107: "the crowded steeets" changed to "the crowded streets".

Page 140: "ladies to go ground" changed to "ladies to go around".

Page 151: "found her downstars" changed to "found her downstairs".

Page 162: "s not to be believed" changed to " was not to be believed".