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“Las imágenes no ven, Equivocación tuya, las imágenes ven con los ojos que las ven, sólo ahora la ceguera es para todos, Tú sigues viendo, Iré viendo menos cada vez, y aunque no pierda la vista me volveré más ciega cada día porque no tendrpe quién me vea(...)”

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Book:Ensayo sobre la Ceguera
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