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A Dickensian zeal is both a hope and a despair.
A valence is both a object and a feeling.

It was the epoch of hope, it was the epoch of despair, it was the season of everything, it was the season of nothing.
It was the epoch of object, it was the epoch of feeling, it was the season of attract, it was the season of avert.

A Dickensian zeal is both a hope and a despair.
A valence is both a object and a feeling.

It was the epoch of hope, it was the epoch of despair, it was the season of everything, it was the season of nothing.
It was the epoch of object, it was the epoch of feeling, it was the season of attract, it was the season of avert.

A q1n is both a q1o and a q1s.
A q1n is both a q1o and a q1s.

It was the epoch of q1o, it was the epoch of q1s, it was the season of q1e, it was the season of q1r.
It was the epoch of q1o, it was the epoch of q1s, it was the season of q1e, it was the season of q1r.

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Dane
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NOS
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A Tale of Two Cities

Of Two Cities 2

Source
Charles Dickens
Area
Literature
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Dickensian zeal

Source
Charles Dickens
Area
Literature
User
scotty
everything
hope
despair
nothing

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valence

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psychology
User
scotty
attract
object
feeling
avert

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