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as duplicating Lucy's keys and secretly searching her bureau, as meanly abstracting her letters and reading them to others, as immodestly laying herself out to entrap the man to whom she had given her love unsought. In letters to her friend Ellen, Miss Bronté complains that
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Madame Héger never came near her
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but a later writer, in the
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Westminster Review, plainly intimates that Miss Bronté hated the woman who sat for Madame Beck because marriage had given to _her_ the man whom Miss Bronté loved, and that
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Madame Beck had need to be a detective in her own house.