Read the excerpt below and answer the question. 3
"What do you think of our new bride?"
"My lord," replied Griselda, "I think very well of her. And If, as I believe, her wisdom matches her beauty, I have
no doubt whatever that your life with her will bring you greater happiness than any gentleman on earth has
ever known. But with all my heart I beg you not to inflict those same wounds upon her that you imposed upon
her predecessor, for I doubt that she could withstand them, not only because she is younger, but also
because she has had a refined upbringing, where the other had to face continual hardship from her Infancy."
Which identifies an implicit meaning from the passage?
Children should not be married off so young.
O Griselda is allowed to express her opinion.
Hardship makes people more resilient.
Griselda is jealous of Gualtieri's new bride.
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