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Mary Rampion
Mark Rampion's wife, a supportive and practical partner.
minor
Also known as Mary, Rampion
First appearance: v
Mary Rampion shows up with force in VIII. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Shares her husband's views; enthusiastically advocates for marriage as a cure for Spandrell's unwholesomeness.
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In VIII: Shares her husband's views; enthusiastically advocates for marriage as a cure for Spandrell's unwholesomeness. Later, in IX: Mary Felpham, later Mary Rampion, is depicted as a vital, natural force…
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- Political and social rivals
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- Closing
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