I Who Have Never Known Men
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Öne Çıkan I Who Have Never Known Men kitaplarını, öne çıkan I Who Have Never Known Men sözleri ve alıntılarını, öne çıkan I Who Have Never Known Men yazarlarını, öne çıkan I Who Have Never Known Men yorumları ve incelemelerini 1000Kitap'ta bulabilirsiniz.When I went to pass water, I found it perfectly natural to go and sit on the toilet seat and carry on my conversation – on the few occasions when I was engaged in conversation. The old women cursed furiously, complaining about the indignity of being reduced to the status of animals. If the only thing that differentiates us from animals is the fact that we hide to defecate, then being human rests on very little, I thought.
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‘I don’t know what all this may lead to,’ I told her, ‘but that’s what’s so exciting: in our absurd existence, I’ve invented something unexpected.’
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As I write these words, my tale is over. Everything around me is in order and I have fulfilled the final task I set myself. It only took me a month, which has perhaps been the happiest month of my life. I do not understand that: after all, what I was describing was only my strange existence which hasn't brought me much joy. Is there a satisfaction in the effort of remembering that provides its own nourishment, and is what one recollects less important than the act of remembering? That is another question that will remain unanswered: I feel as though I am made of nothing else.
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'It's true,' she agreed. 'You are the only one of us who belongs to this country.'
'No, this country belongs to me. I will be its sole owner and everything here will be mine.'
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[…] those contorted bodies that lived there, piled haphazardly, perpetual inhabitants of horror and silence.
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