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The
mother
.
.
.
had
high
views
for
her
daughter.
.
.
.
[A]bove
them
stood
many
millionaire
families,
living
in
palace-homes,
and
through
her
daughter
she
meant
to
rise
into
one
of
them.
It
mattered
not
for
the
personal
quality
of
the
scion
of
the
house;
he
might
be
as
coarse
and
common
as
his
father
before
him,
or
weak,
mean,
selfish,
and
debased
by
sensual
indulgence.
This
was
of
little
account.
To
lift
Edith
to
the
higher
social
level
was
the
all
in
all
of
Mrs.
Dinneford's
ambition.
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The mother . . . had high views for her daughter. . . . [A]bove them stood many millionaire families, living in palace-homes, and through her daughter she meant to rise into one of them. It mattered not for the personal quality of the scion of the house; he might be as coarse and common as his father before him, or weak, mean, selfish, and debased by sensual indulgence. This was of little account. To lift Edith to the higher social level was the all in all of Mrs. Dinneford's ambition. But Mr. Dinneford taught Edith a nobler life-lesson than this, gave her better views of wedlock, pictured for her loving heart the bliss of a true marriage, sighing often as he did so.
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