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Before her marriage to Ernest, Gilda had been
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I'm ashamed of many things, but not of this! This is real. I've made use of you, Ernest, and I'm ashamed of that, and I've lied to you. I'm ashamed of that, too; but at least I didn't know it:
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Oh, Ernest, you've understood such a lot, understand just this much more, and try to forgive me — because I can't possibly live without them, and that's that!
Noel Coward. Design for Living. Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1933. pp.133-134
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