English, 01.10.2019 03:20, joannachavez12345

Read the excerpt from the mysteries of udolpho. ‘but all this was told me for a great secret,’ rejoined annette, without noticing the remark, ‘i am sure, ma’am, you would not hurt either me or benedetto, so much as to go and tell it again.’ emily remained silent, and annette repeated her last sentence. ‘you have nothing to fear from my indiscretion,’ replied emily … which context clue is most in defining the word indiscretion as it is used in this passage?

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Read the excerpt from the mysteries of udolpho. ‘but all this was told me for a great secret,’ rejoi...