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Differences Between John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men
George guesses about where Lennie is and races to the pool. To spare him from the ruthless attacks of the farm hands, George tolerantly slaughters his companion himself. Listening to the gunfire, the searchers join by the pool. They adulate George for his demonstration. Just Slim comprehends the genuine motivation behind George's

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