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The notes clarify the "anthropological exactitude" Wharton used to describe the snobbery of the 1870s wealthy elite.

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The Age of Innocence "Women ought to be free—as free as we are." — Edith Wharton

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Edith Wharton captures that stifling conflict between individual desire and social duty so perfectly. If you're picking it up, highly recommend the for the scholarly notes that explain all those rigid 1870s social codes. "Each time you happen to me all over again." ✨

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