The History of William Selwyn
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Benson were both engaged to the gentlemen they afterwards married, before their father's death, who, in consequence of the adoption of Caroline by her aunt, had left her a smaller portion of his fortune than the others. After they had lost him, the two elder sisters lived with their aunt, till they married, both on the same day, twelve mouths after; but Caroline had take. 128 THE HISTORY OF the imprudent step before mentioned a short time previous to their marriage ; she was five years younger ...than Mrs. Selwyn, who was twenty-four, and Mrs. Benson just of age when their father died. It was twenty years since these sisters met, but Mrs. Selwyn was by far the most altered, and she could not help remarking the differ- ence. " It is strange, " said she, " that you, who have had so many changes of situation, should not be more altered ; while I, who have had none, look so much worse. " " Changes then, my dear sister, you will allow, " said Madame Dubarre, very pleasantly, " do not make an alteration in the person, whatever they do in the manners.
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Benson were both engaged to the gentlemen they afterwards married, before their father's death, who, in consequence of the adoption of Caroline by her aunt, had left her a smaller portion of his fortune than the others. After they had lost him, the two elder sisters lived with their aunt, till they married, both on the same day, twelve mouths after; but Caroline had take. 128 THE HISTORY OF the imprudent step before mentioned a short time previous to their marriage ; she was five years younger ...than Mrs. Selwyn, who was twenty-four, and Mrs. Benson just of age when their father died. It was twenty years since these sisters met, but Mrs. Selwyn was by far the most altered, and she could not help remarking the differ- ence. " It is strange, " said she, " that you, who have had so many changes of situation, should not be more altered ; while I, who have had none, look so much worse. " " Changes then, my dear sister, you will allow, " said Madame Dubarre, very pleasantly, " do not make an alteration in the person, whatever they do in the manners.
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