George Orwell Quotes

As Soon As He Touched Her She Seemed To Wince And Stiffen. To Embrace Her Was Like Embracing A Jointed Wooden Image. And What Was Strange Was That Even When She Was Clasping Him Against Her He Had The Feeling That She Was Simultaneously Pushing Him Away With All Her Strength.

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