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What is believed in society is not always the equivalent of what is true; but as...
Author:
Margaret Atwood
Book:
Alias Grace
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What is believed in society is not always the equivalent of what is true; but as regards to a woman's reputation, it amounts to the same thing.
( Margaret Atwood )
[ Alias Grace ]
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