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solicitousness |
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There's a pervasive solicitousness in the office that any anxious ex-official would find deeply comforting: During the five minutes I spent waiting for Olson to get off the phone, happily reading the offered Wall Street Journal, three different staffers asked me if I'd like something to drink. 4) His attitude towards his recruits alternates between fury and solicitousness. Taken together with the proem, these echoes could be said to constitute nothing more than a lingering memory of historic al violence in the poem, with the additional, and non-trivial, irony that the Orco, whose solicitousness toward his flock is what permits Norandino's escape, and who "mai femina . |
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