The beautiful and lively niece of Mr. Wilmot, Annabella marries Lord Lowborough solely for his title and the prestige it gives her. She actually despises her husband, and that truth comes to light years later when, invited to Grassdale Manor for a shooting party, she begins an adulterous affair with Arthur Huntingdon. Spoiled, spiteful, and unkind, she taunts Helen with evidence of Arthur’s love for her. After her divorce from Lord Lowborough, she takes up a life of empty pleasure in town.
Annabella Wilmot / Lady Lowborough Quotes in The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
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Chapter 22
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There is no help for him now; he is past praying for. Besides, she may keep up the deception to the end of the chapter; and then he will be just as happy in the illusion as if it were reality.
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Chapter 27
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She is a daughter of earth; you are an angel of heaven; only be not too austere in your divinity, and remember that I am a poor, fallible mortal.
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Annabella Wilmot / Lady Lowborough Quotes in The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
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Chapter 22
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There is no help for him now; he is past praying for. Besides, she may keep up the deception to the end of the chapter; and then he will be just as happy in the illusion as if it were reality.
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Chapter 27
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She is a daughter of earth; you are an angel of heaven; only be not too austere in your divinity, and remember that I am a poor, fallible mortal.
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