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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: be pretty for a while; make the most of it, but ask nothing
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When she had gone, I was frightened at the solitude in which she
left me. Two hours afterward I was still sitting on the side of
the bed, looking at the pillow which kept the imprint of her
form, and asking myself what was to become of me, between my love
and my jealousy.
At five o'clock, without knowing what I was going to do, I went
to the Rue d'Antin.
Nanine opened to me.
"Madame can not receive you," she said in an embarrassed way.
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