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English, 10.02.2020 19:41, KNGD785

Read these sentences from the passage:

Of course I dared not tell my parents my reason for wishing to go to Paris. It was enough, to my mother at least, that I should desire to go on any account.

Based on your reading of the full passage, which is the correct interpretation of these sentences?

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