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Essay Help!!!! Has anyone read A Doll’s House? If so, what are some examples of how actions speak louder than words and how words speak louder than actions?

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27-03-2018

Example of actions speaking louder than words: let’s say you ask your friend not to do something and they say they won’t do it again but they continue to do it then you bring it up again and they say they won’t but continue to do it. Their actions are speaking louder than their words.

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