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He can't do without me, you know.
— A Room with a View · 1908
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
The speaker insists that a certain man cannot manage without them. The words carry a self-important, possessive note, presenting the speaker as indispensable, though 'you know' invites agreement and may suggest they are reassuring themselves as much as informing the listener.
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