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Miss Brill Study Guide

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by Katherine Mansfield
About 39 pages (11,770 words)
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Explain how the narration of the story can be both third-person and stream-of-conscious-ness. How would the story be different if it had been written in first person? Do you think it would have been as successful?

If the story was written today, where might it take place and how might Miss Brill be.....

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