She was used to gracious leisure, attractive uselessness, nut-center chocolates, and a certain wonder as to why she was alive.
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In the book "Free Air" by Sinclair Lewis, the character enjoys a life filled with comfort and leisurely activities. Her existence is marked by a sense of ease and indulgence, where she experiences the simple pleasures of life, such as savoring nut-center chocolates. This lifestyle, while pleasant, also leads her to ponder her purpose and existence, reflecting a deeper existential curiosity.
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