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Silence and clumsiness could of course be taken as rather pitiful proof of desire
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Silence and clumsiness could of course be taken as rather pitiful proof of desire
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Silence and clumsiness could of course be taken as rather pitiful proof of desire. It being easy enough to seduce someone towards whom one feels indifferent, the clumsiest seducers could generously be deemed the most genuine. Not to find the right words is paradoxically often the best proof that the right words are meant.
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