... her to Blithedale,"" but simply "Priscilla followed her to Blithedale."" Coverdale follows this quote with, The sole bliss of her life had been a dream of this beautiful sister, who had never so much as known of her existence. By this time, too, the poor girl was enthralled in ... suicide. Early in the book, Coverdale is concerned that Priscilla could be hurt by Hollingsworth, as he expresses by saying that "When a young girl comes within the sphere of such a man, she is perilously situated as the maiden whom, in the old classical myths, the people used to expose to a ... that Coverdal...

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