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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from A Prince of Bohemia by Honore de Balzac: life which throw all the calculations of surgery into disorder and
baffle the laws of medical science.
"Claudine wrote a delicious letter to La Palferine, a letter in which
the orthography was doubtful and the punctuation all to seek, to tell
him of the happy result of the operation, and to add that Love was
wiser than all the sciences.
" 'Now,' said La Palferine one day, 'what am I to do to get rid of
Claudine?'
" 'Why, she is not at all troublesome; she leaves you master of your
actions,' objected we.
" 'That is true,' returned La Palferine, 'but I do not choose that
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