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The House of Mirth Study Guide

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by Edith Wharton
About 109 pages (32,736 words)
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Book 1: Chapter 11 Summary

The holidays arrive, and although the stock market is said to be plummeting, Simon Rosedale's fortune continues to grow. Lily's aunt, Mrs. Peniston, decides to give a party. She invites Lily, but excludes her other niece, Grace Stepney, who often comes to spend time with her when Lily is busy with social engagements. Grace is angered by the snub, and to retaliate tells Mrs. Peniston that there are rumors circulating about the nature of the relationship between Lily and Gus Trenor. She implies that Gus Trenor pays Lily's expenses in exchange for.....

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