‘You notice only when something is missing ….’What human trait has been brought out by the narrator through these lines? From the chapter 'The Address' class 11
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The narrator was absolutely correct when she said that we tend to notice things only when they are missing. It is human nature to take things for granted. We seldom ponder over the 'things' lying around us because they are there. Their true worth is realised only when we don't find them in front of your eyes.
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