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In this short story by Nikolai Gogol, collegiate assessor Kovalev wakes up one morning and realizes that his nose has gone missing.

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Mist, who lives in a world where all people are deaf, experiences strangeness by seeing other people using "mouth-speaking" or "mouth-to-ear" to communicate with one another.

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Gan experiences strangeness when he sees T'Gatoi perform the birth of Tlics glubs for the first time.

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"I knew birth was painful and bloody, no matter what. But this was something else, something worse. And I wasn't ready to see it (...) The whole procedure was rung, alien. I wouldn't have thought anything about her could seem alien to me."

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"I knew birth was painful and bloody, no matter what. But this was something else, something worse. And I wasn't ready to see it (...) The whole procedure was rung, alien. I wouldn't have thought anything about her could seem alien to me."

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"Kovalev stretched and asked for the little mirror that stood on the table: He wished to look at a  pimple that had popped out on his nose the previous evening; but, to his. greatest amazement, he saw that instead of a  nose he had a perfectly smooth place!"

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"Kovalev stretched and asked for the little mirror that stood on the table: He wished to look at a  pimple that had popped out on his nose the previous evening; but, to his. greatest amazement, he saw that instead of a  nose he had a perfectly smooth place!"

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"They're practicing  mouth-to-ear"                                                  "I don't see why they have lo practice mouth- to-ear. We can't hear them anyway. Are they hiding things from each other  now?" (p. 304-305)

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"They're practicing  mouth-to-ear"                                                  "I don't see why they have lo practice mouth- to-ear. We can't hear them anyway. Are they hiding things from each other  now?" (p. 304-305)