how is the them, 'appearaces can be deceptive' developed in the story? from heart and hands
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The story 'Hearts and hands' of O. Henry establishes the fact that appearances can be deceptive. In spite of the fact, the society forms ideas about a person on the basis of their appearance rather than analysing their true character.
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The story 'Hearts and hands' of O. Henryestablishes the fact that appearances can be deceptive. In spite of the fact, the society forms ideas about a person on the basis of their appearance rather than analysing their true character.
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