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Chapter 1 Journal Of Mice and Men John Steinbeck

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He plans to catch the ghost and then have it on the "public museums, or on the road as a show!", but he doesn't believe that "there is no such thing, Sir, as a ghost!". It shows that the people don't believe in ghosts and stories about ghosts. It shows that the evolution is still proceeding and the believe in the elder things like myths, legends and other stories is lost for the new generations...
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The family, especially the Minister, shows no respect for these old, original traces. At once Mr. Otis removes the blood traces with a new remover from America. The second time is when the ghost really appears and haunts. One night the ghost comes out and starts haunting in the house. Awakened by the noise Mr...
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