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Jangling the Keys to the Kingdom: Some Reflections on The Crucible, on An American Constitutional Paradox and on Australian Judicial Review
...perhaps it was simply that when the sight of her made men disloyal and women angry with envy, the ordinary compromises of living seemed to trumpet their fraudulence and her very body was a white beam of truth. She knew she could roll into a party like a grenade and wreck complacent couples with a smile, and she enjoyed this power, but it also brought back the old sinister news that nothing whatsoever could last.