her to see him once more before he leaves for England. She relents, of course, and allows herself to be caught in the trap of Montraville's charm. "Montraville therefore concluded it was impossible he should ever marry Charlotte Temple" and "Charlotte continued every evening to meet Montraville, and in her heart every meeting was resolved to be the last" (Rowson 871). From these two passages, found on the same page with only a chapter break in between them, a reader can easily see that this
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