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The adventure begins not so adventurously, with the main character, the Mole, engaged in hard spring cleaning, choking on the dust kicked up by his busy broom. Up above in the fresh air, the season of spring is calling, with its appealing spirit of carefree restlessness. Mole can no longer ignore its call. Leaving the cleaning behind, he goes out of his house without a backwards glance. (
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Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII Chapter IX Chapter X Chapter XI Chapter XII Critical Essay #1
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