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When We Were Orphans Study Guide

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by Kazuo Ishiguro
About 44 pages (13,236 words)
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"My goodness, you were such an odd bird at school." Part 1, Chapter 1, pg. 5

"I won't waste all my love, all my energy, all my intellect - modest as that is - on some useless man who devotes himself to golf or to selling bonds in the City. When I marry, it will be someone who'll really contribute. I mean to humanity, to a better world. Is that such an awful ambition? ´Part 1, Chapter 2, pg. 49

"In fact, it has always been a puzzle to me that Osbourne should have said such a thing of me that morning, since my own memory is that I blended perfectly into English school life." Part 1, Chapter 1, pg. 7

"All these people here, Puffin. All these people. Ask them and they'll profess to have standards. But you'll.....

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