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Nady [450]
3 years ago
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Can someone interpret therese sentences in there own words( from the book: hour of the bees) if you know any other good direct q

uotes from this book, please tell me then, and the pg number.                                                                                            
1. ''something flies too close to my ear. For a moment its buzz is the only noise in my world''
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Y_Kistochka [10]3 years ago
4 0
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".

Other quotes:
"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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