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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and later she" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a sequence of events involving a female subject, typically following a previous statement or action.
Example: "She finished her work early, and later she decided to go for a walk."
Alternatives: "and afterward she" or "and then she".
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"And later, she kept a secret.
In 1914 she married and later she bore a son.
And later she observed: "I like the surprise werewolf.
And later she expresses concern as to how her comments might be interpreted.
And later she would tell him, "You'll have to fend for yourself for supper.
And later she notes: "Eva dreamed of a postwar career as a film actress.
And so do I. "Deadlines were looser and later," she continues.
And later, she proclaims, "If you buy tabloids, you have bloodstained hands".
Last year his second wife also fled Beijing, and later she gave birth to their second child.
When World War I broke out in Europe, Goldman opposed U.S. involvement, and later she agitated against military conscription.
"A big zero," she calls him (he doesn't disagree), and later she asserts, "I'm much smarter than you.
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