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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Camille by Alexandre Dumas: I have never found one. Men, instead of being satisfied in
obtaining for a long time what they scarcely hoped to obtain
once, exact from their mistresses a full account of the present,
the past, and even the future. As they get accustomed to her,
they want to rule her, and the more one gives them the more
exacting they become. If I decide now on taking a new lover, he
must have three very rare qualities: he must be confiding,
submissive, and discreet."
"Well, I will be all that you wish."
"We shall see."
"When shall we see?"
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