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She was nearly fifteen about the evening she dared for the very first time to think about what life may be like abroad. Pennsylvania again had come home drunk and suggest; the upheaval of the scene had been repeated so long as Damaris might recall. The concept that she no further must endure this, that perhaps sheis old enough to handle on her own, is grown in her brain and starts to develop. She must prepare her escape cautiously, but she must move away from him.When the chance comes, Damaris bears with her the effectiveness of her mother's love.