The rest of the people looked up to us , because we were the granddaughters of old Squire Meredith .<br>The Newbridge young men would have thought it no use to try to woo a Meredith .<br>I had not a great deal of family pride , as perhaps I should be ashamed to confess .<br>I found our exalted position very lonely , and cared more for the simple joys of friendship and companionship which other girls had .<br>But Hester possessed it in a double measure ; she never allowed me to associate on a level of equality with the young people of Newbridge .
The term woo is not used in modern speech
Depending on where you are you may or may not hear the word woo. The text obviously comes from a dated source. The system probably doesn't understand vernacular.
( z1 use :polarity - :ARG1 ( z2 term :ARG1 ( z3 woo ) ) :location ( z4 speak :ARG1-of ( z5 modern ) ) )