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621
Lenina
was
shocked
by
his
blasphemy
.
"
Bernard
!
"
She
protested
in
a
voice
of
amazed
distress
.
622
"
How
can
you
?
"
623
In
a
different
key
,
"
How
can
I
?
"
he
repeated
meditatively
.
"
No
,
the
real
problem
is
:
How
is
it
that
I
can
t
,
or
rather
because
,
after
all
,
I
know
quite
well
why
I
can
t
what
would
it
be
like
if
I
could
,
if
I
were
free
not
enslaved
by
my
conditioning
.
"
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624
"
But
,
Bernard
,
you
re
saying
the
most
awful
things
.
"
625
"
Don
t
you
wish
you
were
free
,
Lenina
?
"
626
"
I
don
t
know
what
you
mean
.
I
am
free
.
Free
to
have
the
most
wonderful
time
.
Everybody
s
happy
nowadays
.
"
627
He
laughed
,
"
Yes
,
Everybody
s
happy
nowadays
.
We
begin
giving
the
children
that
at
five
.
But
wouldn
t
you
like
to
be
free
to
be
happy
in
some
other
way
,
Lenina
?
In
your
own
way
,
for
example
;
not
in
everybody
else
s
way
.
"
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628
"
I
don
t
know
what
you
mean
,
"
she
repeated
.
Then
,
turning
to
him
,
"
Oh
,
do
let
s
go
back
,
Bernard
,
"
she
besought
;
"
I
do
so
hate
it
here
.
"
629
"
Don
t
you
like
being
with
me
?
"
630
"
But
of
course
,
Bernard
.
It
s
this
horrible
place
.
"