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Based on the author's descriptions of the woman in chapter 1 and the woman in chapter 3 of "Violets," it can be inferred that their perceptions of love and romanc…

Based on the author's descriptions of the woman in chapter 1 and the woman in chapter 3 of "Violets," it can be inferred that their perceptions of love and romanc…
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Based on the author's descriptions of the woman in chapter 1 and the woman in chapter 3 of "Violets," it can be inferred

that
their perceptions of love and romance differ dramatically.

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its their perceptions of love and romance.

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i agree, its their perceptions of love and romance. thanks for the 5 points

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