In the following sentence, how are にね and ご used in that first clause. I'm
baffled. They seem to have no meaning.

> で、そんな **ご** 身分 **にね** 、一年も経てばいよいよ引け目を感じますよ。
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Use of ご and にね
ご is just the honorific prefix 御. This person is talking to someone to whom
he/she shows respect, and thus adds an honorable ご to that person's 身分.

The にね is the particle に plus the colloquial ね as in そうですね. So the sentence is
saying that this person would feel weak after a year and punctuating it with
colloquial patterns. That is, this is meant to imitate spoken rather than
written Japanese.
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