English, asked by malimurmu65, 6 months ago

what was the eyes of the narrator in 'Thr Eyes Have It' sensitive to?​

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Answered by punnyaarunkumar
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Answer:

ruskin bond

Explanation:

the narrator is ruskin bond

Answered by mdadnanshaikh952
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Answer:

The eyes of the narrator were sensitive to light and darkeness only. This is where the revelation occured eventually in the thought of the narrator being blind.

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