Harry looked at Margaret and thought that, should a woman grow old, she might still have her deepest charm. Should a woman grow old, she would still be a woman, the essence of being so being so inerasable as never to vanish. And if men were to understand this as they, too, grew old, the world would be a happier place.
Harry observed Margaret and reflected on the idea that a woman can retain her profound allure even as she ages. He believed that the core of womanhood is so intrinsic that it never truly disappears, regardless of age. This perspective suggests that the essence of femininity remains vibrant throughout a woman's life.
If men were to grasp this truth as they age, it could lead to a more harmonious world. Understanding the enduring nature of a woman's charm might foster greater appreciation and respect for women, enhancing relationships and the overall dynamics between the sexes.
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