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dandan0422
 
Reply Tue 8 Mar, 2011 03:56 am
In< The Lady of The Camellias> ,why could Marguerite say“How pitiless men are ! Or rather,for I am wrong ,it is God who is just and undending.” It seems so ambivalent. Is that her attitude to life?
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