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poyuinadreandsaid,”yoddess,noagoddess.”for

resultinginpunishntoftheirjealousainliupoyii

theironlyhesheerforceofthisinstinct,

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businessnandgolddiggersething,ney,andtheyoughttorespect

thesafeelingasaprofessionalclerkployer,

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andunrriedgirlshaveaboutthesafeelingasanoutofeloynt.ns

1stofthesestoriesbefoundintheofficialhistoriesofthedifferentdynasties,

”jealousyisnovien.”enheirhusbandsfavourhaveabout

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sophistialefancy.

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suihantheirsisters,selltheirgoods

ereforeripefortheinstitutionoffootbindi