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but be looking for that.
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So, two hundred people show up to see Asa Hawks blind himself.
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That's what we're told. That's what the newspaper clipping tells us.
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We show up to see O'Connor take her characters apart.
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I began that catalog of body parts.
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Today I'm going to extend and embellish the catalog of
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suffering and distortion that we see in this novel.
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And, just to remind you of that catalog,
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I just want to look at page 43 in your edition, 47 in mine.
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I noted that a lot of the body parts that we see in her prose
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are parts of women's bodies.
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Well, the sense of the body as grotesque goes beyond