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Vital and thorough attachments are bred only in the intimacy of an intercourse which is of necessity restricted in range.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgVital and thorough attachments are bred only in the intimacy of an intercourse which is of necessity restricted in range.
Dewey asserts that deep connections can only be formed through intimate and limited interactions.
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