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Sentence
It
struck
him
abruptly
that
a
woman
whose
only
being
was
to
"make
believe,"
to
make
believe
that
she
had
any
and
every
being
that
you
liked,
that
would
serve
a
purpose,
produce
a
certain
effect,
and
whose
identity
resided
in
the
continuity
of
her
personations,
so
that
she
had
no
moral
privacy,
as
he
phrased
it
to
himself,
but
lived
in
a
high
wind
of
exhibition,
of
figuration—such
a
woman
was
a
kind
of
monster,
in
whom
of
necessity
there
would
be
nothing
to
like,
because
there
would
be
nothing
to
take
hold
of.
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It struck him abruptly that a woman whose only being was to make believe,
to make believe that she had any and every being that you liked, that would serve a purpose, produce a certain effect, and whose identity resided in the continuity of her personations, so that she had no moral privacy, as he phrased it to himself, but lived in a high wind of exhibition, of figuration—such a woman was a kind of monster, in whom of necessity there would be nothing to like, because there would be nothing to take hold of.
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