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Describe three instances in which Pamela exhibits extreme virtue.

How does Pamela’s feelings toward Mr.B change, and what causes this?

How does Mr.B intentions toward Pamela change, and what causes this?

Why does Pamela feel unworthy of Ms.B, and what are some of the reactions to their marriage?

Asked by Sia76 on 17 Nov 10:28

Last updated by Jill W on 17 Nov 12:02

Answered by Jill W on 17 Nov 12:02

Pamela demonstrates her virtue by rejecting Mr. B's many advances at Bedfordshire, even sleeping with Mrs. Jervis to protect her chastity.

Pamela is disgusted with Mrs. Jewkes because she is not virtuous.

Pamela shows her virtue by her willingness to accept Miss Goodwin, Mr. B's illegitimate daughter with Sally Godfrey.

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