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chaperonage

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See: charge, custody


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Lowe, providing chaperonage, and Kim is chafing at Mrs.
Although the trip to the country is officially under the chaperonage of Charlotte's aunt, she falls asleep, enabling the couple to go for a walk.
It becomes not a means of bringing us into God's presence but a kind of verbal chaperonage in which we can be in God's presence but never speak freely or touch.
 
 
 
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