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Start: ROSE There’s lots of things to be considered. Suppose something was to happen - well, suppose I was to have a baby, say. That sometimes happens even when you don’t want it to.
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End: Do you see what I mean, Sam? That’s why I don’t want to belong to anybody, and why I don’t want anybody to belong to me.
Rice, Elmer, Street Scene, Hill and Wang, 1965, p.155
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