why did not the two brothers disclose their problems with the narrator?(ch1)
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The two boys Nicola and Jacopo were very hardworking and independent, they did not want to gain any sympathy from the narrator after telling their story,, even the narrator also did not keep on asking them about their problems as he felt that if he does, then their feelings and sentiments would surely be hurt.
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The two boys Nicola and Jacopo were very hardworking and independent, they did not want to gain any sympathy from the narrator after telling their story,, even the narrator also did not keep on asking them about their problems as he felt that if he does, then their feelings and sentiments would surely be hurt.
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The two boys Nicola and Jacopo were very hardworking and independent, they did not want to gain any sympathy from the narrator after telling their story,, even the narrator also did not keep on asking them about their problems as he felt that if he does, then their feelings and sentiments would surely be hurt.
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