And then the woman opened the door and she ran into the house. She wouldn’t have done that at home but she had read, repeatedly, the kesh-u on Libertas were expected to put forward a much greater freedom of activity. Running up and down the stairs was almost required for kesh-u. She could, if she wished, and as long as she wasn’t too noisy, run out of the house and down the street, calling at every house to see who was there, and the neighbors would get mad at Mother, not her, if Mother tried to stop her or discipline her. Libertas indeed. Code and custom. Freedom, she called it!
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Von
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