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by becoming what she was, -- she had weakened her influence over his dissipated affections, -- & given an unbalanceable advantage to a rival who upon no other foundation could have disputed with her the possession of his heart, -- a Rival whom, -- when once this distinction is removed, he will no longer love -- (her proud sad heart knew he must hate the Woman who made him for ever lose her) he wd hate her for having placed a Barrier between them, that must render if impossible for her to behold him more.--
