I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one — Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
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I gave up the unequal struggle against what appeared to be in my fate, indeed, I welcomed it with more affection. As one embraces a foe one can't defeat and I felt liberated.

— Alberto Moravia, The Woman of Rome
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