Did I misinterpret something?  I've always thought that "the trembling in my 
bones" was caused by the allure of a stranger's touch, rather than disdain for
 a stranger's touch.  She's talking about being so glad to be on her own still
 (and I've taken the "still" to mean that the second idea will contradict the 
first), a stranger's touch is intoxicating.  I've thought of this as another 
exploration into self-contradiction.  To paraphrase; I like being alone, but 
I'm still thrilled by a stranger's touch.  Has anyone else had this 
interpretation?
Ken

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