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Joshua J. Masse,Lauren Borduin Quetsch,Cheryl B. McNeilt penetrating moral analyses’.. One could go further to say that these stories, like Wharton’s novels and travel writings, are not just social commentaries or moral analyses, but works of art. While much secondary criticism has been devoted to the social and moral aspects of Wharton’s writings,. a l

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