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Clarissa Harlowe, or the History of a Young Lady Volume 1 Letter XXVIII
In which the correspondent earnestly pleads for a gentle restraint in speaking ill of her family, particularly her beloved mother, and reflects with measured candour on the nature of love, duty, and friendship. She acknowledges the sharpness of reproach and the influence of passion upon judgment, while cherishing the frankness and mutual counsel that sustain her closest attachments.
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