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 Held |
held (from L tenor a holding to a course, from tenere to hold) She is unrestrained, uninhibited, free spirited and amoral. He, with his consuming passion, is held in a circuit of obsessive emotion, unable to go forwards or backwards, which leads finally to his own destruction and that of his object of desire. (Sound from Carmen by Georges Bizet 1838 - 1875) |
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