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| 20 | 503 | There View more quotes about might">might, of course, I suppose, be many other reasons for them. |
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| 20 | 500 | "It is incongruous, of course, with the garment, which seems rather feminine". |
| 20 | 501 | "Such incongruities," I said, "are not uncharacteristic of many Earth women. |
| 20 | 502 | They can indicate ambiguities in self-images and confusions, in particular, as to their sexuality. |
| 20 | 503 | There might, of course, I suppose, be many other reasons for them. |
| 20 | 504 | For example, in some cases, they may represent that a transition is in progress toward femininity". |
| 20 | 505 | "The cloth on the table and the candle," said Miles of Vonda, "are supposed to suggest to you the place of this meeting of which you spoke". |
| 20 | 506 | "Yes," I said. |