This quote expresses how uncomfortable the author is ("TOO" close) and emphasises that by saying it's buzz is the 'only' noise in "the author's world".

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"Stories don't end," he says. "They just turn into new beginners." -page 123
"What's scarier than death? Not living." -unknown page

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Which sentence uses italics or quotation marks correctly? A. Her book report is on Johnny Reb by Merrit P. Allen. B. The first p

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The answer is B :) extracharactersignore

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Go, wiser thou! and, in thy scale of sense Weigh thy opinion against Providence; Call imperfection what thou fanciest such, Say,

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Answer:

I haven't found your question here. However, I’ll give you the meaning of this quote.

Explanation:

This quote by Alexander Pope is from one of his poems called <em>“An Essay on Man”</em>. The objective of this work was to justify the ways of God to man, and how the evil plays a role in these ways. Alexander wanted us to know that since man can't know God's purposes, the man can't complain about the existence of evil. Therefore, he must accept that <em>Whatever is, is right</em>.

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