Emma: A Modern Retelling
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self-immolation
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valetudinarian.”
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concomitant
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redolent
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solecism.
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fer-de-lance
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lascivious
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curtilage
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avuncular
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insouciant
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zeugmatically,
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“Concupiscence
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Disinclination to discuss a subject that needs to be discussed is never a solution: the topic merely assumes increasing prominence the longer it remains untouched.
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aphorism,
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“I’m crushed,” she said, adding extravagantly, “like a clove of garlic in a garlic press.”
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forbore
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oenophile
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arable
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concern
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garret
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fecund
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inchoate
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We do not choose the bed we are born in.”
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If we can’t find it within ourselves to apologise to the descendants of our victims, then our hands will remain forever dirty. He
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come a cropper?”
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effrontery.
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detritus
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pedant.”
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coruscating
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ochre
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misdeeds—mistakes.
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There’s a big difference between a mistake, which is all about harm that you didn’t intend, and a misdeed, which is harm that you did intend.