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Nobody would have supposed, to judge by Lady Sarah's attitude to Rhoda, that any suspicion or mistrust of her had ever entered her pretty head.
On the contrary, she went out of her way to be charming to her boy's companion, openly congratulating herself on having provided him with such an amiable friend, and told Rhoda, with merry laughter, that she considered herself a most magnanimous person not to be jealous of such a formidable rival.