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the strangeness away.
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She had never taught them to be kind to her.
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So, in that three-page passage, Ruth's voice inhabits her
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grandmother's mind at widely varied moments in the grandmother's
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life: important, extremely intimate moments,
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even the strange moment of epiphany in the garden.
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No one is anywhere near or around.
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It's a very mysterious kind of epiphany.
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Who knows, really, what it means?
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And yet Ruth can tell us about it.
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Robinson has described her writerly project as giving us access to the
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kinds of things that people would say if they could,