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Quote by Judith Wright
perhaps the most useful part of my life
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The speaker calls something “perhaps the most useful part” of their life, while leaving the claim modest rather than absolute. “Useful” suggests that this part had practical value or helped in some way, but the quote does not say what that part was.
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- Australian Dictionary of Biography, Australian National University
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