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Old 26-Feb-2009, 05:05
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Question To keep oneself to oneself

Please explain this sentence : " I believe in keeping myself to myself" in the short story SIT IN THE SUN by Joanna Leyland. Thank a lot for your help.
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Please explain this sentence : " I believe in keeping myself to myself" in the short story SIT IN THE SUN by Joanna Leyland. Thank a lot for your help.


I've never read the story, but I would interpret it as meaning that I don't tell anyone much about myself, I keep it to myself.
Does that make sense to you?
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Thank you so much. I think that is what the author means to say.
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