without calling it noblesse oblige

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What does the author mean by the last part?

At first we were glad that Miss Emily would have an interest, because the ladies all said, "Of course a Grierson would not think seriously of a Northerner, a day laborer." But there were still orders, older people, who said that even grief could not cause a real lady to forget noblesse oblige - without calling it noblesse oblige.

Source: the short story A Rose for Emily
 

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You mean I'm not allowed to ask a question which I have raised in another forum? If so, I would like to delete my account in this forum.
 

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We ask members not to post here questions they have already posted in another forum unless they have not received satisfactory answers there. If that happens, we ask you to post a link to that other forum so that we can see what has been said there.

Many of us are members of other forums, and it is frustrating if we spend time responding to a question in one forum only to find it has already received a satisfactory response in another.
 
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We ask members not to post here questions they have already posted in another forum unless they have not received satisfactory answers there. If that happens, we ask you to post a link to that other forum so that we can see what has been said there.

Many of us are members of other forums, and it is frustrating if we spend time responding to a question in one forum only to find it has already received a satisfactory response in another.
Your argument is completely sensible.
I'm sorry for unwittingly having broken the rules of this forum.
Please let me know how to delete my account.
 

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There is no need at all to leave this forum. As I said, many of us are members of other forums - we enjoy reading, and participating in, the different threads there. Indeed, at last three of the past/present moderators here have been mods in other forums - one still is.

However, if you wish to delete your account, post a request in the User Support Area, and one of the administrators will delete it.
 

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If you were happy with the response on WordReference (as you said you were), it would be a better idea for us to simply close this thread. If you really want to delete your account, of course you can, but I think being a member will benefit you as long as you remember to follow the guidelines.
 
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If you were happy with the response on WordReference (as you said you were), it would be a better idea for us to simply close this thread. If you really want to delete your account, of course you can, but I think being a member will benefit you as long as you remember to follow the guidelines.
Yes, I'm really happy with WR and its members. My first experience here wes really disappointing. So, I would appreciate my account being deleted.
 

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Fair enough. I'll close this thread. I see you've posted in the Support Area already. I'm sure an administrator will get to your request soon.
 

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