It was a drudgy afternoon. Miserably the people marched about the day under the heat. Suddenly, a flash and the temperature spontaneously skyrocketed. In a moment, they couldn't breathe their sigh of relief.
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Sedition & Stockholm Syndrome: Analysis of Burmese Days Chapter 13 || Neurotic Nihilism IV.1
The thirteenth chapter of George Orwell’s 1934 work Burmese Days is a whirlwind in cases of power dynamics; as well as subsequent masks and ...
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