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The curtain rose out of the concluding bars of the overture and revealed Isolde on the prow of the barbaric ship. All the money he earned—serving McClintock and the muse—could be laid away. That is what marriage is to most young women: the ultimate escape from the family, from the unwritten laws that govern children. The very facts that Miss Miniver never stated an argument clearly, that she was never embarrassed by a sense of self-contradiction, and had little more respect for consistency of statement than a washerwoman has for wisps of vapor, which made Ann Veronica critical and hostile at their first encounter in Morningside Park, became at last with constant association the secret of Miss Miniver’s growing influence.
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