Jiang says the perfected life of angels appears boring and unattractive to modern readers even if Beatrice presents it as ideal.
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"we'll just finish with candle 29 then uh on saturday we break tomorrow guys okay we break tomorrow um and then we come back..."
"know how we're just screwing up we don't really get anything but i don't think anyone uh who reads this comes with the impression..."
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