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“Why was the spring here with its flowers and its seductive breath if he was dead! Why was she here! What further had she to do with life and the living!”
“Why was the spring here with its flowers and its seductive breath if he was dead! Why was she here! What further had she to do with life and the living!”
“She walked with a slow glide in unconscious imitation of Mademoiselle Tavie whom some youthful affliction had robbed of earthly compensation….”
“She walked with a slow glide in unconscious imitation of Mademoiselle Tavie whom some youthful affliction had robbed of earthly compensation….”
“Octavie felt a little hurt; as if he wished to debar her from share and parcel in the burden of affliction which had been placed upon all of them.”
“Octavie felt a little hurt; as if he wished to debar her from share and parcel in the burden of affliction which had been placed upon all of them.”
“At the far end of the meadow was the towering lilac hedge … and the scent of its heavy blossoms met them like a soft and tender embrace of welcome.”
“At the far end of the meadow was the towering lilac hedge … and the scent of its heavy blossoms met them like a soft and tender embrace of welcome.”
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The excerpt that best supports the theme of love and loss is:
“Why was the spring here with its flowers and its seductive breath if he was dead! Why was she here! What further had she to do with life and the living!”
This excerpt expresses deep sorrow and a sense of emptiness in the face of loss, highlighting the impact of love and the significant void left by the absence of a loved one.
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