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It Was Not That She Was Out Of Temper, But That The World Was Not Equal To The Demands Of Her Fine Organism.
-George Eliot
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It Was Not That She Was Out
George Eliot
It Was Not That She Was Out Of Temper, But That The World Was Not Equal To The Demands Of Her Fine Organism.
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