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November 21, 2011

 

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In fact it was his characteristic and self being that caught my attention the most. Always extremely lonely, crooks admitted his feelings of separation and seclusion from other workers to Lennie. With a sense of bitterness, Crooks was secluded from the other men, and was always left behind due to his skin color...
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In fact it was his characteristic and self being that caught my attention the most. Always extremely lonely, crooks admitted his feelings of separation and seclusion from other workers to Lennie. With a sense of bitterness, Crooks was secluded from the other men, and was always left behind due to his skin color...
displayed 300 characters

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