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by Ralph Ellison
About 36 pages (10,886 words)
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Chapter 4

When the narrator returns to the college campus with Mr. Norton in tow, Dr. Bledsoe, the black dean of the college and the narrator's idol, is furious with the boy. While Mr. Norton tries to convince the dean that all that happened was not the narrator's fault, the young man is still uneasy because he has to meet with Dr. Bledsoe that day to determine his fate at the college. Dr. Bledsoe promises Mr. Norton that the young man will not be expelled, but the narrator is still uncertain.

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