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Cutting for Stone
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by Abraham Verghese (Goodreads Author)
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In fact, Ivan was their father’s murderer, if only in an “intellectual” sense. But Alyosha is talking about something else. He seems to mean that the evil in Ivan is not him, is not identical with him, is not his essence. Ivan is in danger ...more
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