The Mayor of Casterbridge

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now see what injury a man may cause around him , even after wrong - doing at the fair when i was young , if i had never been so selfish as to let his giddy girl devote hereself to me over at jersey , to the injury of her name ,all might now be well . yet , as it stands , i must bittterly disappoint one of these women ; and it is the second . my first duty is to susan - there's no doubt about that

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Farfrae agrees that Michael letter must be written to the young lady to tell her of the situation, and to let her go. Michael feels that he ows the wife, that he once sold, more than a letter. Even though she might have had a rich aunt, Michael wants to send her money.