Alexandra had been married for thirty-three years; if it had made any impression on her one way or another, she never showed it.

Harper Lee
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Alexandra had been married for thirty-three years; if it had made any impression on her one way or another, she never showed it. While she may have been happy with her husband, she was not very affectionate. She did not want him to know that she was unhappy.

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