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Maria Heymere

A woman whose marriage is a matter of financial calculation.

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Also known as Miss Maria Heymere, Maria

First appearance: dame the fourth

Maria Heymere shows up with force in XVII. The page is where that presence becomes real.

The proud and beautiful protagonist who marries Anderling, then Lord Icenway, and rejects Anderling's return to protect her social standing.
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ANAnderlingCACarolineBTBaptista Trewt…CDCharles de la …LULord Uplandtow…MHMaria Heymere

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  • Other

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  • Marriage and Financial Calculation
  • Romantic Entanglements and Consequences

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