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“وقال والدي لكاتب بعد أن قرأ له قصة قصيرة أطول من اللازم، كان يبدو أن الكاتب لا يستطيع أن ينتهي منها: لقد فتحت كتابا لا تستطيع إغلاقه، وفتحت صنبورا لا تستطيع أن تسده. لقد بللت الحبل أكثر من اللازم حين عقدت العقدة.”

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