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It is you who took my name, not I yours. John spent the first weeks of summer backpacking in Europe, and she heard occasional news from Michelle of his whereabouts. Black blood and white bone flew into the corners of the crypt, slathering the dead faces of the corpses left piled in the corner. “Why should women be dependent on men?” she asked; and the question was at once converted into a system of variations upon the theme of “Why are things as they are?”—“Why are human beings viviparous?”—“Why are people hungry thrice a day?”—“Why does one faint at danger?” She stood for a time looking at the dry limbs and still human face of that desiccated unwrapped mummy from the very beginnings of social life. What she admired in her man was his resolute defense of his opinions. You've your own reasons, no doubt, for bringing up her son —perhaps, I ought rather to say your son, Mr.
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