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| I cannot understand the last lines. These are: "Women put on amazing airs, it suits them so well to do it. If I don't have my will of one, I'll give up all this wealth of joys, And flee straight to the woods." If you know what they mean, please e-mail me. Thenks a lot in advance |
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| Women can adopt amazing appearances and mannerisms. The author, if he isn't successful in finding a woman for himself, will give up the joys and beauty of all women and head for a simple lonely life in the woods. |
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