Undelivered Letters
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the new telephone lines had overtaken the essence of writing and receiving letters.
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People no longer liked to send handwritten letters and wait for days, or even weeks and months, to receive a reply. The feeling of carefully opening the envelope so as not to hurt the letter inside, then unfolding it and reading it while resting on a cosy bed, and then going out to drop the reply in a letterbox had gone.
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Aron had seen two kinds of people—those lost in love and those lost in addiction—and it made him a humble but practical person.
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‘Do you get tired of loving?’
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It is a strange feeling, having someone talk about books you have chosen.
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‘You don’t choose the novels, they choose you,’
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It was magical to know how two people read the same book and see different things.
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‘Life is not always beautiful. But if your words can make it beautiful for someone, then there is no harm in writing a few words.
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May be love is like that—mysterious and unexplainable.
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Loving someone becomes more joyful when you know they too love you.
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smile had the capability of connecting usual people in an unusual way.
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