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Mary made no secret of the nature of her connection with Mr. Imlay ; and in one instance , I well know , she put herself to the trouble of explaining it to a person totally indifferent to her , because he never failed to publish every thing he knew , and , she was sure , would repeat her explanation to his numerous acquaintance . They should always read her , because she makes her shyness , her naturalness , her “ modesty , ” into this tremendous metaphysical force . She could tell something was wrong because I usually gave her a hug whenever I saw her , because I was her favorite kid and I was the youngest and the cutest in the group . I do n't think that is acceptable for a young girl or woman to claim that sports are not available to her , because they are . Her attire showed little care for personal adornment , but it suited her , because it suggested bodily activity .