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洛丽塔读后感英文Law or Morality

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To some degrees, I think Javert is just not in human nature to work for a lifetime in order to catch Valjean. The guilt he has ever had is offset by what he has done. But Javert is a police inspector, his mission is catch prisoner. It’s cruel for him to have an option between law and

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