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Train pen 48 Posted 8 years ago
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Woman of society
Eliza, confident but fundamentally shy, now found herself at the center of
social groupings rather than on the fringes, and though she managed to hold
on to her modesty, she also embraced her new role as a “woman of society,”
Does "a woman of society " mean a woman of upper class ? If not , what does it mean ,then ?
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train pen 48 Does "a woman of society " mean a woman of upper class ? We cannot know without further context; all we know is that she is an accepted member of society.
- train pen 48 Does "a woman of society " mean a woman of upper class ?
- We cannot know without further context; all we know is that she is an accepted member of society.
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train pen 48Does "a woman of society " mean a woman of upper class ?
We cannot know without further context; all we know is that she is an accepted member of society.
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